Sentence examples for picked up fast from inspiring English sources

We do all these things to ensure that new ideas can be picked up fast by everyone in the studio.

From there, things picked up fast — Lagier quit his job and sought funding.

The Fed has said it wants to keep rates low until 2015, though it could let them rise sooner if the economy picks up faster than expected.

It is telling that these measures are being picked up fastest in councils under Labour control.

Traders tell tales of losing money to him because of split-second price differences he picked up faster than they did.

But his fellow policymaker Martin Weale believes the labour market is "fizzing away nicely" and wages have picked up faster than expected.

The ECB's hawkishness including threats that interest rates might have to rise is designed to stamp it out.The Fed has more leeway, though inflation has picked up faster in America than in the euro zone.

Getting the forecasts right this time will be especially tricky: The economy came to a standstill at the end of last year, but job growth has picked up faster than expected.

Bolt was out of the blocks sharply, in the same reaction time of 0.163sec as Gatlin, and although the American picked up faster and led by the width of a torso for the first 50m, Bolt was always within striking distance.

"That's why our business has picked up faster than our competitors," he says.

P.S. Walking away and taking a breather can actually get the Legos picked up faster than yelling.