Sentence examples for quickly deciding from inspiring English sources

"Any way of quickly deciding whether something is defamatory or not before it gets to court has to be commended," he said of the scheme.

"It was nothing intentional," he said, quickly deciding that "dynamic" might be a better word than "aggressive" to describe the new features.

Instead, they emphasized that they had tried to head off typical premerger friction by quickly deciding who would fill the 40 or 50 jobs they considered most important.

He certainly had a mercurial, volatile nature; but once he was on location, surrounded by his movie family, he was in his element, quickly deciding how and what to shoot.

The fans in Philadelphia still don't know exactly what they have with Michael Vick, and the Browns are quickly deciding they don't like what they have in Brady Quinn.

Quickly deciding to document whatever disaster had taken place, they ran toward the flames and debris spewing from No. 18, shot a roll of film, and brought it to the Times, which printed one of the pictures on the front page the next morning.

Goff quickly decided on bookselling.

He quickly decided to become a scientist.

He quickly decided to keep Mr. Kifner's dialogue.

It quickly decided to suspend Heat's fellow weekly First.

We quickly decided it was God's will.