The phrase "quick man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who is fast in action or thought.
Example: "The quick man managed to solve the puzzle before anyone else."
Alternatives: "fast man" or "swift man".
These bosses (Quick Man, Bubble Man, Flash Man, and Heat Man) are taken from Mega Man 2 for NES.
The quick man considers the slow drag of an English summer and, for a moment, Bolt sounds almost philosophical.
A reporter for the Times of London later described him as "a subtle, quick man, rejoicing in power, given to perorate and to oracular utterances, fond of badinage and bursting with the importance of state mysteries".
Melamid, a slight, thin, dark, quick man of around forty, wearing horn-rimmed glasses and jeans and running shoes, looks like any number of boyish New York Jewish or New York Italian men.
"It's good sometimes if your bigger man is the one who drops into that space between midfield and [the opposition] defence and your quick man is the one on the shoulder of the defenders," Hodgson said.
Abel Halpern, cochief of the European operations of Texas Pacific (TPG) and normally a quick man to invest, has been moving slowly lately.
And Futurist food — which arose as part of the movement's second wave, after Marinetti's flirtation with Il Duce and Fascism — aimed to create a country of light, fit, quick men.
Until then, a pace bowler, Steven Finn, had been expected to play alongside two other quick men in the second Test but at the last minute Strauss intuitively changed his mind.
In the end tries from the quick men, Simon Zebo and Luke Fitzgerald and one of a more plodding variety from the hooker Sean Cronin, did the trick – Ian Madigan kicking all four conversions and missing just the one late penalty.
"But Sussex then picked up five wickets after tea as the quick men used the new ball cleverly and Surrey closed a pulsating day on 301-7".
If we look back to his most effective days when in charge at Chelsea, he played a battering ram up front in Didier Drogba and two quick men down the sides in Arjen Robben and Damien Duff.
