Sentence examples for quickly pursues from inspiring English sources

But unlike Alice, who quickly pursues her new acquaintance down the rabbit hole, Rose returns to the routines of her daily life as a New York schoolgirl, keeping this secret to herself.

These behaviors included (1) gaster-flagging: the ant raises its abdomen erect in the air [25], (2) secretion of an opaque liquid from the abdomen, (3) chasing: two ants meet, then one quickly pursues the other and (4) fighting: one ant bites the legs, antennae, or body of another ant.

She got up and quickly pursued him.

The president ordered the agencies to speed the dissemination of information about potential plots and to develop ways of more quickly pursuing connective threads on potential terrorists.

Davis felt that his only move was to quickly pursue a merger with a firm that had a large corporate practice.

If Iran develops this capability, it could, as President Obama has warned, exert inexorable pressure on Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey to quickly pursue nuclear weapons themselves.

An advantage that suggests that if the rules loophole is not closed other teams will quickly pursue the winglet option for the remaining races.

The newly independent republics of Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan inherited some of the Soviet Union's nuclear arsenal but quickly pursued complete nuclear disarmament; all three became nuclear free by 1996.

They quickly pursued charges against the Tankleffs' 17-year-old son, who, they said, murdered his parents in a fit of anger about privileges denied, and with a cold eye on $3 million he would inherit when he was 25. Martin Tankleff, his lawyers and a cadre of aunts and uncles familiar with the Tankleffs' business affairs insisted that Mr. Steuerman should be considered a suspect.

When prosecutors are convinced that they have clear evidence of fraud -- as at HealthSouth, the operator of rehabilitation hospitals and clinics, or Symbol Technologies, a Long Island manufacturer of bar-code scanners -- they quickly pursue indictments of midlevel and senior managers to prod them to turn in top executives.

As for why they're announcing the news now, he said, "While running Cherry, we discovered another opportunity that the team and board decided we should very quickly pursue".