Sentence examples for quickly displays from inspiring English sources

Just press a button and the screen quickly displays the next effect; there are 12 in all.

She quickly displays her genius there but the school's narrow horizons suggests the sharply limited opportunities for black people over all.

After a user clicks and drags items into a "Lemonade stand," the stand quickly displays a slide show of those goods, along with product headings and item descriptions.

The acquisition follows Microsoft's purchase last year of Azyxxi, a clinical health care software system that retrieves and quickly displays patient information from many sources, including scanned documents, X-rays, M.R.I. scans and ultrasound images.

A look at the level of spending on electricity infrastructure over the past 20 years, however, quickly displays why electricity prices have exploded in the past six years: In 2004, the value of engineering construction work done (by the private sector and state governments) was about 0.4% of GDP; by 2009 it was more than double – up to 0.9%.

A preview function can quickly display the work in progress.

Ms. Rich quickly displayed a fondness for sequins and certain direct charm.

He was born in 1953 in upstate New York, and quickly displayed a knack for playing just about any instrument.

When Ghanaians immigrate here, they quickly display the timeless yearning of new Americans for owning a house.

He rose quickly, displaying what colleagues recall as keen instincts for TV programming and a blunt, unvarnished style.

As the first female stockbroker hired by the firm in northern California, she quickly displayed her unique style.