Sentence examples for quick to arrive on from inspiring English sources

Other vehicles are quick to arrive on the scene followed by a fire engine.

The internal reports were quick to arrive.

The fire brigade were quick to arrive.

The new app is actually the first-ever from a quick serve restaurant or pizza company to arrive on the Apple TV platform, having surprisingly beat out Domino's.

When fans following the game on their mobiles saw that sneakers had "checked in" somewhere in the city, anyone quick enough to arrive there before the sneakers "left" could pick a pair in the style and size of their choice.

More generally, System 1 uses association and metaphor to produce a quick and dirty draft of reality, which System 2 draws on to arrive at explicit beliefs and reasoned choices.

The older you get, the quicker Top 10 time seems to arrive.

The financial district's promoters are also quick to point out that tenants continue to arrive, drawn by competitive pricing.

A quick testing solution that might reassure consumers is not expected to arrive soon.

Both are quick to admit it's taken a lot of graft to arrive at their current situation.

Research into naturalistic decision making focuses on how humans are able to arrive at satisfactory decisions, especially in situations where actuarial methods are infeasible, such as ambiguous, ill-defined, uncertain situations where often quick decisions have to be made (Klein 2008).