Sentence examples for was particularly quick from inspiring English sources

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Neither Tom Coughlin nor Eli Manning was particularly quick to embrace the term that many observers, and even one or two players in their quieter moments, have used to describe the Giants' offense over the past few weeks.

Those officials said that neither of the two available options would be particularly quick or easy.

This one, new for this year, is great for four to six people and is particularly quick and uncomplicated to set up.

Very iffy once you're talking about somewhere the size of a city; but it does exist and Sheffielders have been particularly quick to cite theirs.

They did not turn out to be particularly quick or efficient to build, and they did not develop techniques that effectively addressed Britain's housing shortage.

Those located in cities where Roberts's 2004 stolen base still brings back memories of joy and pain were particularly quick to make the connection — to make any connection, really, to this matchup of two teams from far away with a lack of regularly televised names.

He did athletics, the pole vault and the high jump, and he was a good all-round athlete without being particularly quick.' Healey played for Cheshire at under-16, -17 and -18 level, as well as under-16s and -18s for the North of England Schools.

Those located in cities where Roberts's 2004 stolen base still brings back memories of joy and pain were particularly quick to make the connection to make any connection, really, to this matchup of two teams from far away with a lack of regularly televised names.

As LG is said to work on LCD displays as thin as 5.9mm, JVC is particularly quick to bring their LCD to market.

They were particularly quick in their assessments and rated the dog expressions as more intense.

Engine builder Brian Hart says that as a driver, Mosley "might not have been particularly quick, but he was a thinking driver.