Sentence examples for quick to launch from inspiring English sources

When cities began making the location of trains and buses available in real time, app developers were quick to launch products for commuters.

The men have some happy moments, but they're generally in terrible shape — scared, trigger-happy, and quick to launch ritual accusations of faggotry or pussydom at anyone who doesn't want to do something violent.

Some of the men are in terrible shape scared and trigger-happy, and quick to launch the ritual accusations of faggotry or pussydom at anyone in the platoon who doesn't want to do something violent.

It has been patrician and shamelessly populist ("scroungers"); a deficit failure but an unexpected semi-success economically; both inward-looking (risking Britain's EU membership to outflank Ukip) and recklessly quick to launch foreign military operations (the unravelling situation in Libya).

After Obama won the presidency, he was quick to launch a new transition-team site (see "Change (Dot Gov) Is Here") that invited people to download their stories from the campaign.

Nowhere has the adoration been more rife than at Glastonbury, where his face adorned T-shirts, leggings, flags, and festivalgoers have been quick to launch into impromptu "Oh, Jeremy Corbyn" chants at the most unlikely occasions: during a silent disco, in the dance area Shangri-La, or in the middle of Radiohead's headline set.

This, in turn, could make China quicker to launch them if it feared they might be destroyed first.

Unlike the convoy of less powerful SA-17s, the Fatah-100s carry payloads of up to 500kg, have a range of 200 kilometres, and are propelled by solid not liquid fuel, making them far quicker to launch.

Frankly, Google Docs is just as useful, although Zoho was quicker to launch offline functionality, which gave them the edge on my list.

McKiernan said the U.S. needs to be quicker to launch investigations and joint inquiries in such cases.

The airplane will return to the airport and, in a quick turnaround, could be ready to launch another rocket by the next day.