Sentence examples for quickly better from inspiring English sources
Nothing illustrated Zeller's ability to progress, and to do so quickly, better than a two-game stretch last season.
Told by a reporter that Mr. Bush seemed to be doing well, his state campaign chairman, Gerald Parsky, said quickly, "Better".
Despite the long-windedness of a few of those introductions — here's looking at you, Benny Golson, Jazz Masters Class of 1996 — the evening moved quickly, better paced than in previous years.
How dire the humanitarian situation becomes will now depend in part on the weather as well as on how quickly better land access can be established from India to the mountainous territory that is worst affected.
"He's a proper competitor, he's a very good footballer, got a very instinctive football mind and can see the situation in front of him very quickly, better than most," Tisdale said.
He described himself as "shy at first, but warm up quickly, better in small groups," a conservative Republican whose hobbies were "Internet, killing zombies, movies, music, reading".
Here active control quickly bettered the traditional passive damping systems.
They broke the world record in their heat, in a time that was quickly bettered by China in the next race, and were second fastest in the semi-finals, again behind only China.
Things quickly got better for Syracuse.
And, again, I quickly felt better, healthier, liberated.
