Sentence examples for quick sensation from inspiring English sources

The autobiography of the pop star Morrissey, which has become a quick sensation in Britain, has found an American publisher.

It was a quick sensation after it was published, earning cult status and a place on many school reading lists.

Smaller, unmyelinated C fibres respond to chemical, mechanical, and thermal stimuli and are associated with the lingering, poorly localized sensation that follows the first quick sensation of pain.

And the theater moguls say the square's 100-year-old theatrical tradition would be shortchanged by showcasing a singer and film actor who started in Hoboken, N.J., made a quick sensation at the Paramount Theater and then followed fame and fortune west of the Hudson.

Plus, the warm sensation of the liquid can help soothe sore throats and stimulate blood flow for quicker healing.

And in both, the phyllo casing is ethereal, a quick crackling sensation followed by a split-second burst of buttery nuttiness.

Among reasons for attendance at EHS in a region of Spain were: ignorance of non-hospital emergency services, better clinical resources, quicker care, sensation of vital urgency and poor quality of care in primary care.

Mr. DeTurck and many others described a boom followed by a quick, alarming shift, a sensation one man compared to watching the camera dive off a cliff in an Imax movie.

Overdose, Hungary's sprinting sensation, is very quick, of that there is no doubt.

Public curiosity, let alone the public interest, is exhausted, and the mass media are quick to look for some new sensation even if that means leaving important issues unresolved.

2. The steering sensation is direct and quick, and yet not annoyingly nervous when you're cruising down the toll road.