Sentence examples for quickly speeds from inspiring English sources

On weekdays, when few people expect a trip to go quickly, speeds in east Midtown average about 6.3 m.p.h. in the daytime.

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Another ambulance rushed in, then quickly sped back out.

Then they quickly sped off with the Americans".

But while the pace of Netflix's subscriber growth worried investors, Sirius has continued to grow quickly, sped along by the recovery in car sales.

For all its differences, Britain is similar enough to the United States to suggest that severely cutting government spending in America wouldn't be enough to quickly speed up our own frustratingly slow recovery either.

After its release in 2012, it quickly sped to $12m of monthly revenues – a startling amount at the time, although less so now with Candy Crush Saga having made around $3.6m a day in 2014.

Modified tobacco plants quickly speed up photosynthesis when bright light dims, boosting yields.

All the while, the system plays a pinging sound, akin to radar or a metal detector, quickly speeding up the closer you get to the object.

If, on the other hand, thresholds are high, local common knowledge in small cliques is fruitless, and weak links, reaching further distances more quickly, speed up communication and building of the large cliques needed to sparkle collective action.

"And I think one of the most important things that we would hope the new Pope would do would be to quickly speed up the appointment of some new bishops for Scotland.