Sentence examples for quickly ascend from inspiring English sources

Stockstill saw this and believed Prior could quickly ascend to the majors.

When Michael McDonald left the Doobie Brothers eight years ago, it was widely assumed that the soul singer whose burnished baritone helped propel the band's hit "What a Fool Believes" to the top of the pop charts would quickly ascend to even greater glory as a soloist.

Snap, in contrast, priced above range and then saw its share price quickly ascend.

Whatever it may have done to the climate, this eruption would have been a breathtaking sight: shortly after a terrifying boom, a thundering cloud of darkness would have emerged from the earth, one that would quickly ascend into the sky and, for some time, block out the Sun.

Although the organization celebrates the achievements of their alumni, who tend to quickly ascend into well-paid tech jobs across Mexico, the coding bootcamp is never short of work, and is now looking to open an office in Tijuana to be closer to the border.

He concluded that he plans on juggling his own fighting career with that of his trainees, returning to fight in the hopes that he can quickly ascend into the ranks of the UFC.

Quickly ascending the ranks, he was elected leader of the Liberal Democrats in 2007.

It was a brutal pause in what seemed to be a quickly ascending career.

Praised for his bipartisanship and hard work, Frist quickly ascended the Republican Senate hierarchy.

In the nineteen-nineties, Nemtsov was among the bright young reformers who quickly ascended the ranks under President Boris Yeltsin.

Quickly ascending in rank, he served as both presiding officer of the council and as lieutenant governor from 1818 to 1835.