Sentence examples for quick to get to from inspiring English sources

While there's no doubt the emergency services were quick to get to Aldgate station there was a massive gap between their arrival and them actually getting to the victims.

With the stadium towards the border with Sopot it can be just as quick to get to the ground from there, and this is where repeat visitors often head.

"It will be really quick to get to London, which would be good," said Miss Gray.

Quick to get to know strangers, he was the type who many considered their best friend.

Quick to get to know strangers, he was the type whom many considered their best friend, his mother said.

Two minutes later Seattle's Zakuani created a scoring threat when he received an aerial pass into the penalty area, but Crew goalkeeper Gruenebaum was quick to get to the play causing Zakuani to fall down and the ball to bounce away before being cleared by Columbus.

As a result, it can be quicker to get to London than around Birmingham's suburbs.

Making Progress: Successful counselors are quicker to get to know the main issue and are faster to move on to collaboratively solving the problem.

By train, it is quicker to get to many northern cities from London than to Hastings, points outs Amber Rudd, the local Conservative MP.

As Martin Creed, a British artist who has a house on Alicudi, put it: "From London, it's easier and quicker to get to Australia".

It helps to be in the physical centre (more or less) of the world's largest economy, if only because it is quicker to get to or from somewhere else.