Sentence examples for quickly used to from inspiring English sources

Peggy had some savings, but they were quickly used to fund the £850 weekly cost for the home in Bexhill-on-Sea Bexhill-on-Sea

Days before the settlement, the money was quickly used to repay an overdue $25 million loan to Major League Baseball and a $40 million loan to Bank of America, which was taken out last fall for the team's swelling losses.

In March 2001, a White House team used a single economic analysis by the Energy Department to build a case that Mr. Bush quickly used to back out of his campaign pledge to restrict power plant discharges of carbon dioxide, the main heat-trapping gas linked to global warming.

If his first, Original Pirate Material, cast this "45th generation Roman" as a bit of a geezer – while also being hailed as the best album of the 00s in a poll in this newspaper – its successor, A Grand Don't Come for Free, turned him into public property, with a No 1 single in "Dry Your Eyes" that was quickly used to soundtrack serial English sporting defeats.

These simple model results demonstrate that examining the strength of the spatial correlation between habitat preference and contaminant data can be quickly used to determine when the implementation of a spatially explicit ecological risk assessment is useful.

Usher said he was sure they could win the show together, but misclassified Perkins as a country artist, a misstep Levine quickly used to his advantage.

Users will quickly get used to flipping quickly between email and IM depending on "presence" – whether or not the person they are communicating with is online.

"I quickly got used to that," he said.

Today, however, you quickly get used to it.

Fans will quickly get used to daily interleague play.

People have quickly got used to this, and consider it their natural right.