Sentence examples similar to quick along from inspiring English sources

Williams was quick to play along Friday as talk turned to the burgeoning number of Russian women in the upper echelons of the game.

"Sadly, we anal-retentive types are too quick to come along and criticize entrepreneurs for not finishing their projects.

If he was sometimes too quick to go along with obviously faulty Pentagon group-think (Afghanistan escalation), secret state machinations (the unexamined drone strike program and overly expansive surveillance apparat), and boardroom bailouts (the toothless refinancing of Wall Street speculation) -- or too slow on the trigger (the, ah, "jayvee team" of Isis) -- well, he sure wasn't perfect.

Sauer had consecutive catches on the Jets' 12-play, 80-yard touchdown drive in the second quarter: a 14 yard dig route in front of Lyles in zone coverage, and an 11-yard catch and run on a quick out along the left sideline.

Quick population growth along with enhanced socio-economic growth in the Gulf countries during the last three decades caused substantial increase in water demands.

As he prepared dinner I went for a quick walk along our snowshoe trail back down to Cache Bay, sort of a way of saying thanks.

In quick succession along one of the main shopping streets are the premises "Second Spin", "Past & Present", "Second Chance", and "Second Time Around".

I can't see the point of these unusably fast and entirely impractical machines, which are ridiculously over-specified for a quick spin along Britain's backroads.

Patrick Sharp set up the winning goal with a quick turn along the boards and a drive to the goal that led to two stops by Nikolai Khabibulin.

FROM Stockton, it's a quick ride along Route 523 back to Sergeantsville and a chance to take another look at the old bridge.

The Grammy winner added: "Recovery isn't easy or quick, but along with the 12-step program, treatment saved my life".