Sentence examples for replied rapidly from inspiring English sources
The great American astronomer Carl Sagan, no less interested in alien intelligence, replied rapidly, if informally, that the existence of Arthur C Clarke was proof enough.
The powerful French forward Louis Picamoles replied rapidly with a try of his own, but then Orquera took over, dropping a neat goal and then landing a penalty to give Italy a 13-5 lead.
Finally, physicians were asked to evaluate, themselves, whether they replied more rapidly and more accurately with VCM, or with text.
These consultation requests have been difficult, challenging, nearly always concerning a new drug compound never before heard of, for treating a disorder of which little or nothing was known by the author, asking for a learned reply rapidly.
At the end of the evaluation, evaluators were asked to indicate the interface with which they feel they have replied (a) more rapidly and (b) more accurately, in a one-line free-text field; these questions measured the evaluator's subjective perception of time and of the outcomes, and they allowed evaluation of whether the physicians were more confident when using "Mister VCM".
Asked in an interview about Viceroy Jay Garner's promise that U.S. military overlords would "leave fairly rapidly," Mr. Ferguson replied: "I'm hoping he's lying.
So if you're rapidly replying back and forth with text or images about a Direct message it will stay alive, but it goes away once you cease to banter.
A few months ago, when Helen Jenkins was reminded by a friend that the Olympics were rapidly approaching, she dizzily replied: "Is it Rio this year?
The Republicans replied with new spots labeling Mr. Gore a spendthrift who will rapidly run through the surplus.
Clark had just replied yes when Mao, like a wounded apparition, was seen crawling rapidly downhill and then disappearing into the thick foliage.
Bannon, who is rapidly losing his access to power and funding, meekly replied by going on the radio and calling Trump a "great man".
