Sentence examples for quick transit from inspiring English sources
("Ralph's cock was small but sincere; in the afternoon's fading light, thinned by winter's quick transit, it seemed to Hugh almost shyly noble.
("Ralph's cock was small but sincere; in the afternoon's fading light, thinned by winter's quick transit, it seemed to Hugh almost shyly noble. The two men could hear Lady Soames's little lacquered laugh, somewhere downstairs....". And so on).
The ludicrousness of the villain's Lex Luthor-like masterscheme is laughable, as is the idea that our heroes would be able to secure fake passports, make quick transit from Malaysia to Indonesia and find a safe house, but not think to acquire a firearm.
But instead of the quick transit advertised, airline staff whisked Lin away to spend a night in the outskirts of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital city, without explanation.
He was a stand-in, of sorts, for all those less-quoted souls among South Africans — half of them under 26 — who feel they've been left stranded on the expected quick transit to freedom.
On the contrary, in HC-MBL there is probably a genetic predisposition leading to quick transit from the LC-MBL to the HC-MBL/CLL phase [ 34].
Similarly, fecal pH analysis of flies maintained on bromophenol blue (BPB) containing diets showed less acidic fecal deposits in ndi1 expressing flies at the young time point, consistent with a quicker transit through the intestinal tract.
Oral liquid dosage forms are more palatable and offer better patient compliance than tablets and capsules but often suffer from quick gastrointestinal transit.
Thus, we must offer a more effective, more comfortable and quicker public transit system, to encourage Montrealers to use it.
Here's hoping iOS 6.0.1, with real, practical, quick-loading transit directions, gets here faster than the L train usually does.
Closer examination of excreta shape of young and aged esgGA L4>ndi1 flies showed a significant reduction in the frequency of RODs indicating improved fluid availability, less concentrated intestinal contents, and quicker intestinal transit [ 29].
