Sentence examples for quickly travelled from inspiring English sources

When the Times reported that the singer had mimed, the story quickly travelled around the world.

Following his dismissal, Woodford quickly travelled back to London, where he passed on a file of information to the British Serious Fraud Office, and requested police protection.

Declan quickly travelled to a medical centre to have his blood tested for diseases such as hepatitis because, as he said, his attacker "looked like a drug user".

"Travel quickly, travel well, young friend, to the country of ghosts," says his boss.

Dogwood anthracnose can quickly travel from foliage to wood and kill the tree.

Written in the first person, it opens with Galileo as an old man, imprisoned at home, then quickly travels back to the astronomer's childhood.

Second, Hong Kong is a major hub for air travel, so a deadly bug that passes undetected by the city's health officials could quickly travel around the world and cause a potential pandemic, as SARS did a few years ago.

During long international flights — among the only times that Francis is in close proximity to the dozens of journalists who cover him at a distance — the Pope has a habit of dropping the occasional bombshell that quickly travels around the world.

The robot, consisting of two bodies connected by springs and a wire, hops by releasing energy stored in the springs and quickly travels using wheels mounted in its lower body.

In the event of a nuclear disaster, ionizing radiation can quickly travel over great distances as the wind carries a radioactive-effluent plume over outlying areas (Cyranoski and Brumfiel 2011).

Today, with e-mail as the preferred mode of corporate communication, that embarrassing camera phone picture or salacious IM to a co-worker quickly travels far beyond company walls.