Sentence examples for sort of quickly from inspiring English sources
Drink it sort of quickly, but it doesn't have to be fast enough to make you sick.
To make it look like you're bluffing, set down your cards and nervously say the amount of cards you have sort of quickly.
That's exactly when I use Wikipedia the most, when I want that sort of information quickly.
Now, obviously you could use it for better stuff, like embedded speakers in cars and houses that take up very little room, but if history has taught us anything, it's that this sort of thing quickly gets co-opted by either the military or advertising.
"It sort of happened quickly and seemed worthwhile.
It might seem like there are logical answers to this question – cat: yes; scorpion: no – but given that owners and their circumstances can be as varied as the needs of the animals, this sort of categorisation quickly becomes over-simple.
It might seem like there are logical answers to this question cat: yes; scorpion: no but given that owners and their circumstances can be as varied as the needs of the animals, this sort of categorization quickly becomes over-simple.
As neighbors began to smash Mr. Cuang's house in the hours before dawn, residents recalled, all sorts of rumors quickly spread through the surrounding fields and villages.
"Because many Gentlemen and others," John Parkinson wrote, "are much delighted to bestowe their paines in grafting themselves, and esteeme their owne labours and handie worke farre above other mens; for their encouragement and satisfaction I will here set down some convenient directions, to enable them to raise an Orchard of all sorts of fruits quickly".
Advocates for all sorts of interests quickly became embroiled in what Moore called "a free-for-all," struggling to get their favorites onto that short list.
When DVD-Audio and SACD kicked off a premium audio format war back in the day, for instance, 'universal' players able to handle both sorts of disc quickly became the norm, essentially stopping the nascent war in its tracks.
