Sentence examples for quick incline from inspiring English sources

The area around mile 21 provided this course's version of Heartbreak Hill: a quick incline on gravel.

After seven minutes of Your Happy Chatter, something will happen to trigger the quick incline of your pitch and speed of your voice.

In Lorraine Hansberry's text, Walter Lee Younger is described as "a lean, intense young man in his middle 30's, inclined to quick nervous movements and erratic speech habits".

Mr. Burke, a member of the Research Chefs Association, an organization for scientifically inclined cooks, is quick to trumpet the culinary advantages of osmosis.

Michael Gove, the radically inclined education secretary, was quick to ease out a number of civil servants in his department as he sought to free schools from local authorities.

Indeed the evolution of badges is, to those of us that way inclined, rather fascinating (a quick search brought up badge histories for Chelsea, Arsenal, Leeds and Oxford).

Some of these firms may now be wagering that Mr. Dell and his partners will be forced to sweeten their offer, though others are inclined to reap a quick payout.

With off-spinner Graeme Swann out of the series, England might be more inclined to play four quick bowlers - rather than three seamers and a spinner - if the pitch has grass and looks like offering bounce.

Given that "Papaya Lipgloss" is finally out there for real, after a year of existing on YouTube, we thought we'd catch up with the cosmically inclined producer for a quick chat.

You might run for 15 seconds, take a quick break, then sprint at a severe incline for 8 seconds.

Gyllenhaal is likable, inclined to the earnest but self-aware, quick to grin.