Sentence examples for quick to reach from inspiring English sources

Others are not so quick to reach that conclusion.

"He was tough as nails and quick to reach a decision," he said.

Brown lost it; Cameron has been quick to reach for it.

So why are we so quick to reach for this word?

Still, in both recent turbulences publishers were quick to reach out and assure their houses' authors.

Just as in the case of Muamba, paramedics and club physicians were quick to reach Morosini after he fell on the field.

ANALGESICS  Do Belgians suffer more pain than anyone else, or are they just the quickest to reach for the pills?

It's never been easier or quicker to reach this little-known gem, thanks to new flights from Luton to Poprad with Wizz Air (from about £55 return).

"It has the atmosphere of an Italian hill town," she said, "but is much easier and quicker to reach than Italy".

But having a low threshold for hullabaloo in the back seat, I may be just a little quicker to reach back and hit Play.

After sitting out for three weeks with neck stiffness, his strikeout of the Tampa Bay Rays' Wil Myers made him the quickest to reach 500 for his career, doing so in just 401 ⅔ innings.