Sentence examples for quick to turn on from inspiring English sources

Credit controls were lifted in October and banks have been quick to turn on the tap.

But she wants respect, too, and is quick to turn on anyone who doesn't give it to her.

Vocal enthusiasts can be quick to turn on artists they once revered, and Ms. Fleming has garnered a bit of such backlash.

The past nominee has to overcome the stigma of losing — and, as polls show, the party faithful are quick to turn on a loser.

The Twickenham crowd, who often seem so quick to turn on their own team, were deliriously happy throughout the first hour – and the frustration they've felt at points in recent seasons suddenly seemed to make so much more sense.

The party that had bent to Mugabe's every will for so many years was quick to turn on the 93-year-old, first evicting him from his position as party chief and then leading the impeachment drive.

From this stance, Vaughn could easily reach and hammer anything thrown over the outside corner, and when pitchers accepted his physical challenge and tried throwing inside, he was quick enough to turn on fastballs.

The pharmaceutical industry, it seems, was too quick to turn its back on the past.

He's not quick to turn his back on someone when they're in trouble".

Both Byers and Davis are also bullish on the ability of US producers to throttle back quicker and take supply off the market in order to be more nimble and efficient, but also be pretty quick to turn things back on.

Germany was slow to win a place in the sun but quick to turn it into a hell on earth.