Sentence examples for that speedily from inspiring English sources

Instead, a universal system is one of the last vestiges of truth in that speedily discredited mantra: "we're all in this together".

Some of the predictions, such as a machine that speedily turned virgin rainforest directly into concrete super-highway, do not align comfortably with a Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid.

Their proportions hold clues to the bomb's history, says Joel Ullom, a physicist at the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology in Boulder, Colorado, who, with colleagues at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, has developed a superconducting sensor that speedily differentiates plutonium isotopes.

THE whizziest new feature of Apple's iPhone 5, which went on sale on September 21st, is a fourth-generation (4G) data connection that speedily downloads movies, music and web pages.

At the meeting and through the medium, God would explain "what to do that will speedily terminate this Devilish war".

The cast make eyes at the camera, fly off the handle at the slightest provocation and trade pre-cooked snappy zingers that get speedily.GIFfed and dispatched to Tumblr for reaction purposes.

That work is speedily done, and the cars are ready for use again.

It gives only a slight hint of the spiritual struggle in the heart of the protagonist a struggle that is always speedily resolved in favour of traditional teaching.

The Web has become a forum for public activism that would be speedily suppressed, or widely ignored, if it occurred offline.

"Pugh, Pugh, Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble, Grubb," went the moustachioed captain's roll call before his men set off in their engine to attend some emergency – one that would be speedily resolved so that each episode could conclude with Flack's men playing at a bandstand concert, still wearing their smart tunics and impressive helmets, before an appreciative, waltzing citizenry.

Never mind that Number 10 speedily, and in brutal terms, rubbished what Mr Mandelson had said: the effect was as if the words had been Mr Blair's own.There are real tensions and disagreements over real issues between Mr Blair and Mr Brown.