Sentence examples for quick to pay from inspiring English sources

Baseball officials were quick to pay respects.

Kendall's former players have been quick to pay tribute.

Flintoff was quick to pay high credit to the duo who guided him through those experiences.

He was quick to pay tribute to the army of spectators who spurred him on.

Cast and crew on those movies were also quick to pay tribute to the actor.

Afterwards, Nadal was quick to pay tribute to his opponent, saying: "He's a fantastic player.

It is often cheaper and quicker to pay up.Though the patent system touches all areas of business, the problem is concentrated in software.

Those who do have such histories are ideal candidates because they typically are quicker to pay their debts than the average American, said Michele Turkel, a credit card industry consultant in Scarsdale, N.Y.

He said the criminal knew it may still take 2 weeks for Diigo to get their site back even with the help of Yahoo, and it would be a lot quicker to pay him to get the domain back, otherwise known as blackmail.

Congressional leaders promised quick action to pay for the relief efforts and the cleanup and rebuilding.

The temple first made its foray into derivatives in 2002 when it was looking to make quick money to pay back a loan.