Sentence examples for very quickly found from inspiring English sources

"When we got here, we very quickly found out that no trains were going to run today.

After leaving Helsinki I very quickly found myself once again exchanging euros for kroner and stumbling around another city trying to find a hostel.

He wanted to be like Sagan, or to translate the ambition into English, like Stephen Hawking. "I got to the university and very quickly found out I didn't have the math for it.

These ideas very quickly found acceptance among Christian thinkers, notably the 3rd-century theologian Origen, who described the three stages in the Christian's advance to communion with God as the ethical, the physical, and the "epoptic," or visionary.

Mr. Lissner, who now heads La Scala, was brief, saying merely that he had met with nine candidates and that he had very quickly found a lively artistic rapport with Mr. Millepied, and a joint interest in a closer collaboration between the opera and dance departments.

But actually I very quickly found that what I really wanted to do with electronics was something a lot warmer.

You very quickly find yourself looking forward to the next challenge.

"We'll very quickly find out whether Youngman and Pang Da have enough political muscle to get this deal done".

When I was younger, I moved around a lot – I'm a military child – and by knowing about music I could very quickly find my people, my friends.

"On the other hand, if the party were to retreat on core, pro-family stands and its positions on fiscal responsibility and taxes, it could very quickly find itself without a strong demographic support base".

When you're building a business, there are so many things you can do, so many avenues you can chase, that you have to very quickly find the optimal path.