Sentence examples for quickly in one from inspiring English sources

His style of drawing is realistic; he draws quickly, in one sitting, usually.

Will we ever stop saying umbrella?" A collection like this is better sipped than consumed quickly in one sitting: too many clever leads and carefully constructed codas become overwhelming.

Making artificial snow mimics what happens in nature, but the snow is produced much more quickly: In one method, water is pumped to a snow gun, where compressed air blows the stream of water into tiny particles that are then shot out into the air, where they crystallize and fall to the ground as snow.

His simple but highly effective solution is to set up lots of whiteboards in your office and conference room, so you and your team can essentially dump out all your ideas quickly in one place.

Corker says that sometimes countries move too quickly in one direction or another, but he sees this as an opportunity for the United States to work with the Egyptians.

This is quite different from the "asymmetric fitness function" often discussed in the evolutionary genetics literature [ 25, 42], which describes a case in which the plot of fitness as a function of phenotype is asymmetrical (i.e. fitness drops off more quickly in one direction than in the other when we move away from an optimum phenotype).

"I'd done well in red-ball cricket but I thought I could get found out very quickly in one-day cricket.

Arriving in June of 1203, they attacked quickly and in one day put Alexius III to flight.

But condos and single-family homes priced from $170,000 to $2.5 million are still appreciating and sell quickly, usually in one to three months.

We're already starting to see it occur in hospitality, with services such as Alfred, where a human being orchestrates the growing number of on-demand services (Uber, Instacart etc) to get things done for you quickly, and in one place.

Local inter-lineage competition quickly resulted in one successful lineage, with another lineage becoming extinct before finding a higher peak.