Sentence examples for quickly asking from inspiring English sources

Jewish organisations responded quickly, asking prosecutors to investigate nearly 18,000 tweets, while media around the world drew quick conclusions about antisemitism in Spain.

Jury selection began Wednesday for the cases of the first defendants to face trial in the Inauguration Day riots in downtown Washington, with the judge quickly asking prospective jurors about their views.

In a conversation with reporters before today's Democratic debate, Sanders strategist Tad Devine said he had read Garner's endorsement of Sanders in a Washington Post column and was "blown away," quickly asking his partners if they could interview her.

"I'm a celebrity, and a model; I have just done 10 pages for Vogue," she purred, before quickly asking me, "Are you British?" Confirming this information, she became increasingly excited: "I just got paid $15,000 [£9,500] to answer 10 questions for the Daily Mail".

This translates into volunteering, seeking advice and mentorship, raising the flag for help quickly, asking to see examples of success, getting your work done ahead of time and asking for your work to be checked early.

It could be as simple as catching someone in the office hallway and quickly asking them for advice.

"Is it secure?" the woman quickly asked.

If you need assistance more quickly, Ask a Librarian.

"Are you going to kill us?" the man quickly asks.

He was quickly asked back, to a screening next Monday.

Ramos quickly asked another question, about the fall of the Berlin Wall.