Sentence examples for quickly millions from inspiring English sources

Unless there is a miracle, ten million more young men will die (very few of them expecially heroically or quickly); millions of children will die (very few of whon had had time to form very strong or dangerous political opinions); cities that rose proudly and slowly over the centuries will be ugly ruins between a morning and a night.

If something isn't done quickly, millions of people will be thrown out of work because small businesses caught in the fallout of mismanagement on Wall Street and regulatory failure will close their doors.

Remember, though, that because urban populations are growing so quickly, millions of people in megacities live in makeshift tenements in teeming slums, and authorities not only don't provide health care or sanitation, but in some cases also actively inhibit such service provision and instead practice violent slum-clearing.

He was built up quickly by 20th Century Fox, which put him in costume pictures, musicals and romantic comedies despite his desire to be a "serious actor".

"This court recognizes we can't automatically penalize one for making a bad decision when pressed to react quickly," said 20th District Judge David Turfe of Dearborn Heights when binding Wafer over to trial in December.

Let it end quickly, this 31st Variation, so that we can reach the conclusion of the final mask, which takes the form of a minuet, a reversal of all reversals, a calm and peaceful smile, an enigmatic but benevolent laugh, well informed by the whole odyssey just traveled.

Like many small languages, Cornish receded quickly between the 17th and 19th centuries under pressure from English, which was the tongue of power and of commerce.

The development of Christian society and culture in the first 300 years after the Islamic conquest was slow, but major changes occurred more quickly in the 12th and 13th centuries.

The bay is a product of what is known as the Little Ice Age, a glacial period that came and went quickly — between the 16th and 19th centuries — as far as geologic time goes.

He was accumulating experience fast as he headed off alongside the 1999 Open champion, Paul Lawrie, into the warmth of a glorious afternoon to face Dustin Johnson and Matt Kuchar, whose birdies at the 2nd and 4th quickly put the US two up.

Meanwhile, the Clean Power Plan's foes and supporters are writing their briefs on the merits for the D.C. Circuit on an expedited schedule, and that court will hear oral arguments quickly, on June 2nd and 3rd, and probably issue its decision within several months.