Sentence examples for quick to speak from inspiring English sources

His mother, Donna Occhiuto, 60, was quick to speak up in his defense.

But critics of the Gallois report were also quick to speak out.

Not so, according to Purslow, who was quick to speak following the team's elimination in Hungary.

Mr. Cox is also quick to speak out against what he sees as a dangerous brand of realpolitik.

Madonna was quick to speak out after the incident, uploading a sketch of her costume to Instagram alongside the comment: "Armani hooked me up!

A spokeswoman for the company declined a request for an interview, but a shopper at Little Mexico was quick to speak up in the company's defense.

Irish speakers don't ask for the services because they know they either don't exist or it is simply quicker to speak English.

One of the more interesting tidbits of information to have trickled out of leadership research in recent years tells us that people who are quickest to speak up in a group tend to give the impression that they are leadership material.

I had a quick moment to speak with the ever-so-busy Clare Foley.

To fill this information in and it's a lot quicker just to speak to somebody on the phone about it.' (UK) 'I think if I, I had it I'd like someone to call me, call me back and I'd rather speak to them over the phone about it rather, coz it could, it could take forever.

To fill this information in and it's a lot quicker just to speak to somebody on the phone about it.' (UK) In addition, online delivery was seen to have less potential than face-to-face delivery for encouraging people to change their diet.