Sentence examples for some rapidity from inspiring English sources

Ryan Harris is Andrew Flintoff Like Flintoff in 2006, Harris drags his breaking body to the crease and gets the ball down to the other end with some rapidity.

Living in the immediate path of European colonization, the Aborigines of the southeast were the first to suffer from its effects; their culture was extinguished with some rapidity, and the area was practically depopulated.

England will have gleaned nothing of consequence from such play as there was, beyond the fact that Mitchell Johnson is bowling with some rapidity and a good measure of control, and that Michael Carberry is having similar fortune to Edgbaston itself.

Until Siddle changed to the Radcliffe Road end and began a wicket-taking spree, England had progressed with some rapidity, losing Cook, driving uncharacteristically at Pattinson to be caught behind, but then galloping along as Joe Root and Trott added 51, the ball flying to the boundary across an outfield that would give the greens at Augusta a run for their Stimpmeter money.

Pandemic alert level raised The virus appears to be spreading with some rapidity.

It's opposed to the rapidity of society — rapid growth, rapid foods, and rapid celebrities.

With shocking rapidity, even some of those triple A-rated bonds have defaulted.

The same spats, snarls and fiascos repeat themselves with such rapidity, at some point they seem certain to crash into the back of one another and create the sort of deja vu pile-up that will have rescue workers picking through the wreckage shouting: "I've got a front wing of Michael Owen's comeback story here.

(post-consultation interview, age 79, right hip, listed for TJR by Surgeon B) Patients preferred to have the opportunity to ask questions, and reflected on the rapidity of some consultations: Interviewer: How do you feel the consultation went overall?

The rapidity of urbanization in some countries is quite astonishing.

While some cultural sectors expand with extreme rapidity, others shrink and wither away.