Sentence examples for quickly arrives from inspiring English sources

A man who has been having a good time is suddenly tipped, as if by an earthquake, into a vast red lake, on whose floor he quickly arrives.

She quickly arrives with plastic sheeting, a camera with which to take compromising photos, and a suitcase that looks as if it couldn't possibly be big enough, until the three of them sit down and begin breaking the bones in Annelise's body.

Sifting through the Western canon alone, one quickly arrives at Mr. Micawber and his punch bowl; Mrs. Dalloway's outré friend Sally Seton floating the heads of dahlias and hollyhocks in bowls of water; stately, plump Buck Mulligan performing a parody of the Roman Catholic mass with a shaving bowl; and, of course, "The Golden Bowl" of Henry James.

The text that appears on-screen at the start of "The Act of Killing," an astonishing new documentary that opens this Friday, alludes to "the direct aid of western governments," but the film, directed by Joshua Oppenheimer, quickly arrives at its chief subject: the men who carried out the mass killings, and their discordantly cheerful recollections of that slaughter.

Movies set in the near future are also a problem, because the near future quickly arrives, and if Al Gore doesn't get himself elected president or if a camera specially designed for blind people does not get invented, the whole premise of the film goes right out the window.

In Fig. 4 we see that the proposed algorithm quickly arrives at a value of 1.0, whereas the left one slowly approaches 1.0.

Family members quickly arrived to defend it.

Emergency vehicles quickly arrived at the tarmac and waited.

Construction workers and fire trucks quickly arrived, he said.

Police were called and quickly arrived at Paradise Farm.

Dozens of police officers and firefighters quickly arrived at the scene, both by land and water.