Sentence examples for running very quickly from inspiring English sources

"This can be up and running very quickly".

"I am running very quickly out of diabetes medicine".

We ran away, we were running very quickly.

"As soon as you institute an insolvency proceeding for a financial institution, if they haven't run before it started they're going to think about running very quickly," Mr. Millstein said.

Michael Hart, 53, of Nashville, says InfoStreet recently had the backbone of NewTerraLiving.com, his new online marketplace for eco-friendly goods, up and running very quickly, and at a very affordable cost.

The ECB is understood to take the view that the new policy can be up and running very quickly – in days, rather than weeks or months – and hopes that the pledge to intervene in the bond markets will by itself have a stabilising effect, curbing borrowing costs for Spain and Italy and acting as a deterrent, meaning that market interventions may not even be needed.

Researchers at the center said they were excited that the computer, essentially a scaled-down version of the Earth Simulator, would permit scientists to perfect programs that could run very quickly.

This day's "news," Ives explained, studying a stretch of road, was that some lions had run very quickly through here, which he could tell by the abnormal depth of, and distance between, their paw prints.

The nearest neighbor hierarchical clustering (Nnh) routine (in CrimeStat) is simple to understand, runs very quickly on most computers, and is one of the customary hot spot methodologies for identifying groups or clusters of incidents that are spatially 'near' to one another (Harries 1999; Eck et al. 2005; Chainey and Ratcliffe 2005).

He could score runs very quickly and was popular with spectators.

Students have control over every aspect of the models they create and well-written code can run very quickly, making it possible to rapidly simulate complex models.