Sentence examples for quick fact from inspiring English sources

We judge him, based on that quick fact.

Quick fact: Mastroianni was wearing a wetsuit under his clothes.

A quick fact check proved that getting drunk by this method would require a frightening number of tampons, not to mention tolerance of considerable discomfort.

When his young daughter requests a bunk bed for her room, a "quick fact check" tells him that "about thirty-six thousand kids per year are taken to an emergency room following a bunk bed injury".

And the fact that its web content has been surfaced through Apple's Spotlight Search since iOS 8 likely satisfies most in need of a quick fact check.

A quick fact check is in order.

Barton Gellman, in his superb biography of the former vice president, "Angler: The Cheney Vice Presidency," reveals that Mr. Cheney turned down President George W. Bush's request in 2005 to spearhead the Hurricane Katrina disaster-relief effort, only reluctantly agreeing to one quick fact-finding trip to the ravaged area.

A solver in Broadview Heights, Ohio, who shall remain nameless, chastised me: "Perhaps someone has already brought this to your attention, but... the novel by Huxley is, of course, 'Eyeless in Giza,' not 'in Gaza".' Well, no, it's "Eyeless in Gaza," as a quick fact-check will show.

Tonga's national portal offered links such as "about us" and "quick facts" that did not work.

Quick facts: Florida International averaged 7,982 fans per home game a season ago, the second-lowest total among F.B.S. teams.

Quick facts: After a dozen years as the face of the Northern Illinois program, Joe Novak stepped down as head coach of the Huskies following a disappointing 2007 season.