Sentence examples for quick thanks from inspiring English sources

We sign off emails with a quick "thanks". We send thank you letters to donors, volunteers and partners -- sometimes several times a year.

Take note that there are times when we do say thank you, but it doesn't pack much punch a quick "thanks," such as we often give after someone cooks a meal, is such a part of our required "script" that it can lack the depth of a really good, genuine expression of appreciation.

It's fabulously quick thanks to an all-new 2-litre 4-cylinder direct injection turbo.

The car is also quick, thanks to ample horsepower and the lightest weight in its class.

Acceleration is quick, thanks to a strong engine and relatively low weight.

In true Eminem fashion he said, "I just wanna say real quick thanks to all the fans, everyone who voted.

Apple says that graphics can render up to seven times quicker thanks to the A5.

BufferBox founder McCauley told the Financial Post in an interview that the company hopes to "build out [its] vision a bit quicker" thanks to the resources and talent newly available from Google.

On the night of the election, she tweeted her wish for the revolution to come a bit quicker thanks to a resounding victory for David Cameron and his Etonian chums, so perhaps her interest in anarchism isn't a surprise.

On the night of the election, she tweeted her wish for the revolution to come a bit quicker thanks to a resounding victory for Prime Minister David Cameron and his Etonian chums, so perhaps her interest in anarchism isn't a surprise.

Maier goes on to explain that after the stocks were touted on television, Cramer would promptly dump the firm's position: "No sooner would Maria be thanking us for the help than we'd be getting a payback a quick hit thanks to our friends at CNBC".