Sentence examples for quick came from inspiring English sources
Mr. Quick came to know Wall Street as an equipment salesman for the Addressograph Company.
He's quick coming up with lines.
Panasonic's 360 Degree Quick comes close.
— from Mansfield Park (1814) How quick come the reasons for approving what we like!
(Persuasion) "How quick come the reasons for approving what we like!" (Persuasion) "Angry people are not always wise".
As Lowe pointed out, "a car that is quick comes to look good — beauty is in the eye of the stopwatch".
"Barray yanha, barray yanha!" he said, meaning, "Come quick, come quick!" A white police officer happened to walk past and promptly arrested the old man for swearing.
Victor came to a sudden halt then, with a quick "Come on!" we were running as silently as possible through jungle, dodging vines and pausing to listen.
Or is it hidden from thee?" In treating the same lines, Heaney conveys the gist, while registering a familiar tone: "Ismene, quick, come here!
He's a sweeper, he can play with his left or right foot and is very quick coming out of his 18-yard box.
He added: "I really didn't expect to be this quick coming into the meet and it's a big confidence boost ahead of Glasgow".
