Sentence examples for quickly telling from inspiring English sources

Simms, of course, has full-field vision as sharp as anyone's, and has a penchant for quickly telling viewers what a replay has not shown.

He seems to have gotten the hang of things pretty quickly, telling the Web 2.0 crowd, "No one delivers huge audiences anymore".

Adele seemed to bounce back quickly, telling DeGeneres she treated herself to a burger and a beer after the awards show.

Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. hit back quickly, telling a union audience in Detroit that the administration unequivocally believes that the country's economy has improved since Mr. Obama took over from President Bush.

Noting the debate raging among governments over how to handle the biggest movement of people to Europe since the second world war, he added: "It's the foreign fighters but it's also the migrants crisis which is dividing the Europeans, destabilising the continent, so we have to act quickly, telling the US administration the core interests of the Europeans, your best allies, are at stake".

The defendant responds quickly, telling the story, his intonation rising restlessly at the end of each phrase, as if he is looking for some confirmation from his inquisitor, as if he himself is asking question after question, in an eager tumble.

You can quickly tell who has a point of view".

Ms. Heinze quickly told him who she was.

Vanguard has no such product, the caller was quickly told.

You can fairly quickly tell you're in Galicia.

Spielberg quickly told them that genocide was bad.