Sentence examples for quick urgent from inspiring English sources

I may have read too much into this line, because I see signs of hawkishness everywhere in Macdonald's behaviour: the tugging and twining of her long black hair, the scratching of her arm, the quick, urgent movements, the intensity of her eyes.

US-led AID initiatives are mostly privately contracted, and USAID has become more of a Cisco Systems or Dell Computer of international development, essentially a bundler of subcontracted componentry rather than a government enterprise that can easily hire, fire, quickly deploy or withdraw its own forces on quick, time-urgent missions.

In recent months, the three search giants have introduced a new breed of search services that emphasize quick answers to urgent questions: Where is the best local pizzeria?

Turn again, and you see the "smallest mammal ever," a 50-million-year-old 1.5-inch Batodonoides, reconstructed from a recently discovered "tiny fossil jaw": it looks like a jumbo mosquito with teeth, meriting an urgent, quick swat.

As you consider heading inside, you get a quick set of urgent taps from the National Weather Service.

GPs tended to overestimate their patients' views, except for equipment (laboratory and X-ray), and some accessibility and availability items (providing quick services for urgent health problems, getting through to the practice on telephone and interruption of the consultation because of phone calls).

16 18 For this project, we focused on six questions assessing organisational aspects of the healthcare provided by GPs: helpfulness of staff, getting an appointment to suit the patient, getting through to the practice on the telephone, being able to speak to the doctor on the telephone, waiting time in the waiting room and providing quick services for urgent health problems.

Or will he be the more aggressive, campaign-mode Obama whose rhythm and pace is quicker and more urgent?

It wasn't just his appearance: his quick movements and clipped, urgent speech seemed Holmes to the life.

Mr. Welser-Möst's pacing was not particularly quick but always felt urgent; the details were fascinating.

Ismail Haniya, the Hamas prime minister of Gaza, told reporters Friday that his government would pursue "urgent and quick talks" with the agency in hopes of restoring the food distribution and other services "in a state of security and stability".