Sentence examples for quickly draws from inspiring English sources

But the addition of increasingly complex rhythms on the drum machine quickly draws the focus away from the strings.

"Sputnik Sweetheart", his latest offering to appear in English, though slighter than some of its predecessors, quickly draws you in and holds you there.

The inside remains cold, however, and, after the coil passes, this cold interior quickly draws heat from the surface, transforming it to martensite.

The idea of watching Pericles in Japanese with English sur-titles may seem strange, but Ninagawa quickly draws one into his invented world.

He quickly draws the attention of a leading cancer center in New York with a hyphenated name that even has the same number of syllables as Sloan-Kettering.

But when Ms. Clinton does show up, Mrs. Clinton quickly draws attention to her daughter, often in a passing reference but also in ways intended to drive home a point or win favor with an audience.

The announcement quickly drew protests from Seoul and Beijing.

The N.R.A.'s plans quickly drew criticism.

The most popular general managers quickly draw a crowd.

Opinionated and persuasive, he was quickly drawn into Fire Island affairs.

Yet the proposal quickly drew criticism from wild-horse advocates.