"Quick!" urges my guide, Nilantha, pointing with unerring certainty to the right.
Commentators online were quick to urge the company to use local talent in the new series.
Mr Koder has been quick to urge his fellow Byzantinists to avoid complacency or introspection, the failings which spelled doom for Byzantium itself.
Dr Salée is quick to urge that the fact that Earth's carbon sinks seem to be running smoothly for now does not justify complacency.
On the other hand, he said charter school critics and the teachers' union had been too quick to urge the city to close charter schools, while defending failing district schools.
Not only is he eager to stamp out corruption and rescue the economy; he is also keen to escape the shadow of Georgia's former Russian masters and to bring the country into the West's clubs, including NATO and even the European Union.Mr Powell was quick to urge the Russians to keep their vow to close Soviet-era bases in Georgia.
China was quick to urge restraint after Israeli air strikes but scholars say Syria is not a big Chinese concern and, because China can buy its oil elsewhere, could present an opportunity for China to advance other policy goals it sees as more important.The Chinese priority in Syria, as in so much else, is how to work with the United States.
Western leaders were quick to urge Moscow and Crimean activists not to escalate tensions further.
"Give us something, quick," Bell urges.
Tell them to be quick, he urged before rushing back to his wife.
Mr. Mineta, who attended a news conference with Republicans, was also expected to begin making calls to wavering lawmakers to urge quick action on the bill "before something major occurs without our getting something completed".
