Sentence examples for quick to deliver from inspiring English sources
In camp, Walsh said, Harrington has been quick to deliver the ball to others.
Just asking, but would Payne have been so quick to deliver his little sermon to a white golfer who was caught straying?
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch, who owns rival studio 20th Century Fox, was quick to deliver his own verdict on the formula for Fifty Shades of Grey's success.
The bridge will come when last-mile connections are easy to order (one phone call or Web click); quick to deliver (the very next day); always on (like electricity in, uh, 49 states); and cheap ($20 a month or less).
In contrast brief lifestyle behaviour change advice is defined by policy makers as quick to deliver.
Islamic charities, some suspected of having links to militants, were quicker to deliver relief to flood victims.
And again, this will provide us not only fast time to market, but also a pretty quick ability to deliver those new capabilities and also have variability in our budget, which I think continuously will be very important for CIOs.
This is a quick post to deliver one message: watch "The Americans".
Photograph: FX This is a quick post to deliver one message: watch "The Americans".
By Emily Nussbaum February 25 , 2014This is a quick post to deliver one message: watch "The Americans".
But they will need a wide, quick player to deliver.
