Sentence examples for quick low from inspiring English sources

She likes the quick, low bounce on grass.

In the first section four couples skim across the stage in a sequence of repeated steps: the body tilts with a leg pointed to the side, then shifts in profile, followed by a quick, low straddle jump, until a hop sends a dancer forward with a leg trailing behind.

Rattling a quick, low pass to the feet of Hughes and racing to gather the return, his cross on the run picked out the head of Sharpe, who glided into a glancing header into the far corner and kept on running, adding flapping arms to the existing knee slide while parading in front of the away support.

Its steps are fairly basic — skimming low sideways jumps; quarter- and half-turn changes of direction; quick, low, turning jumps in arabesque — but the way Ms. Childs builds incrementally on these steps, varying their patterns and changing their dynamics, is both rhythmically and conceptually complex.

"The concern is you're going to have people essentially being taken advantage of because they have economic straits — they get quick, low settlements and out of economic necessity take them, but in the long run they are not better off," said Stephen J. Herman, a New Orleans lawyer who serves as a liaison between plaintiffs' lawyers and the federal judge handling cases against BP.

Increasing population in recent decades has made the necessity of quick low cost construction unavoidable.

Unlike Wiley, Chase was looking for a quick, low-cost alternative.

The doctrine does not specify that wars should be quick, low-casualty and popular, but it certainly smiles on such wars.

But this match will be on a quick, low-bouncing indoor carpet that was chosen after careful research by McEnroe and the Americans.

It will be a quick, low-risk exercise -- he will speak about immigration on Ellis Island and honor the late Cardinal John O'Connor at St . Patricks Cathedral in a bid to woo particular voting blocs.

To bring relief from these everyday dangers, designers are proposing intermediate steps between shacks and brick houses – quick, low-cost, temporary solutions – until the state housing programme catches up on its backlog.