Sentence examples for quick to join from inspiring English sources
Opposition politicians were quick to join Bersih.
Inspired by the revolt of the Paris Commune of 1871, Delescluze was quick to join it.
Kramer says that is why producers have been quick to join.
A number of usual suspects, ranging from esteemed economists to popular commentators, were quick to join the chorus.
Media companies — especially those of the Rupert Murdoch media empire, the BBC's chief competitor — have been quick to join the critical chorus.
"We thought, boy, if we could distribute some of those in the stores, it's a quick way — without sitting down and reading a five-page article — a quick way to join the conversation," Mr. Davenport said, adding that he envisioned stores holding discussion nights.
Payton and Malone were not the biggest free agents available this summer, but their quick decisions to join Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant could affect the N.B.A.'s balance of power and where other free agents land.
2 Ander Herrera showing signs of being a proper central midfielder for United The Spaniard has endured an up-and‑down start to his Old Trafford career but in recent weeks has been quick‑thinking, quick-footed and quick up the park to join the attack and indicate United may have at last acquired a complete midfielder.
But Griffin, who was forced to quit his Dallas investment banking job — via federal election regulations, his small-government parents are quick to point out — to join his father on the campaign trail, does not underestimate the power of a candidate's child with a social media presence.
And rather than just asking for a "quick fix," we need to join Jesus in praying "thy will be done".
