Sentence examples for quickly and spontaneously from inspiring English sources

I've found as I get older that I like to work quickly and spontaneously.

In 2009, austerity proponents argued against stimulus, predicting that the economy would recover quickly and spontaneously.

Warp wanted him to make a feature film in the same style as he had made his early shorts: quickly and spontaneously, with no script.

As the grammarian Robert Funk explains, T.G., as it is known to linguistic insiders, holds that "meaning is generated in the deep structure and then transformed into a variety of surface structures (sentences we actually speak)." As I get it, the transformationalists are figuring out why children acquire their native language so quickly and spontaneously.

Many of the "late" Woody Allen movies have been tough to sit through, not just because they undermined the good will built up by his earlier work but because Allen's appealing method of working — quickly and spontaneously — seemed no longer right for him.

However, when LBPs get in contact with an ALI, they quickly and spontaneously adsorb into a highly organized surface film.

Quickly, spontaneously and with no warning.

Additional common indications for induction of labour include pre-eclampsia, cases of premature rupture of membranes (PROM) where labour does not quickly become spontaneously established thereafter, and twin pregnancy.

The act of getting an Uber to be with someone quickly, spontaneously and because-if-you-don't-the-world-will-cave-in, is such a romantic notion.

It's surprising how quickly a spontaneously arranged ensemble of six guitars, three fiddles, bass, accordion, mandolin, banjo and a drummer playing brushes against a violin case and a collection of beer glasses can conjure a coherent arrangement of Roger Miller's The Last Word in Lonesome Is Me.

It began small and spontaneously about six years ago.