Sentence examples for quicken your from inspiring English sources
Your heart thrills to the sestina and the villanelle; haiku and blank verse quicken your senses.
Rooney, in turn, has stopped being the player who made you quicken your step on the walk to the ground.
"You quicken your step, let fall the veil of the neutral gaze and you get the hell past him," she said.
Any game featuring Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suárez is enough to make you quicken your pace on the way to the stadium.
Indeed, Goddess has the emotional heft to quicken your pulse: Adele-sized piano epics and pared-back acoustic ditties sit alongside slinky dancefloor jams and apocalyptic ballads.
In the context of fairly quiet and loose music, these moments quickened your hearing: you couldn't take them for granted.
— the kind of neighborhood that quickens your step even on a bright Sunday afternoon — a whiff of Italy filled the air while skateboarders ollied in the empty street.
For something that quickens your pulse, better, perhaps, to choose a book that focuses on a single cuisine or cooking philosophy, one that epitomizes the kind of cook you wish to be.
Far more than Norman's adventure, which takes him from home to a cemetery and deep into his town's history, what pulls you in, quickening your pulse and widening your eyes, are the myriad visual enchantments — from the rich, nubby tactility of his clothes to the skull-and-bones adorning his bedroom wallpaper.
If the idea quickens your pulse, you're going to love Buried Alive (W.W. Norton, $25 , 2001, by British physician Jan Bondeson.
