Sentence examples for quick to blow from inspiring English sources
Unlike Cavallari, who displayed a queen bee's fluent control, Chloe is quick to blow up at her friends in profanity-laden tirades.
Set up a computer or tablet at home for your job search so you aren't stuck using your employer's networks, computers, and printers for your job search (quick way to blow your cover and lose your job).
Never turn to diet supplements, pills or self-starvation to lose weight––that's one quick way to blow your cover.
For quicker drying, position a fan to blow air across clay.
Blow a quick puff of air into the hole to blow up the paper like a balloon.
Organisations, including professional bodies and the government, have been quick to call on staff within the NHS to blow the whistle on poor practice.
Agriculture officials were quick to soften the blow: favored imports, like most cheeses and cured hams, are exempt, since they are prepared in a way that kills the virus.
Then I wet hair and applied Redken Satinwear 02 to give texture — women are so quick to reach for a blow-dryer or flat iron that I think they've forgotten how beautiful a little natural wave can be.
Yet western diplomats, in particular, were quick to declare the affair a body-blow to Mr Khatami, who has worked assiduously to improve Iran's relations with the West.
Quick zephyrs blow, vexing daft Jim.
