Sentence examples for was quick to correct from inspiring English sources

He was quick to correct me: "Mostly, bad decision," he said.

That one is mine.' " Mr. Ryan was quick to correct her, saying "It is a trash can -- a trash can.

Mr. Walcott was quick to correct him, saying the number of teaching positions projected to be lost to layoffs or attrition was actually 6,133.

Speaking at St George's Park on Monday, Allardyce was quick to correct a question that billed Stones as potential, instead stating that the 22-year-old has a great chance of being "the thing now".

Four years ago, when Barbara Ransford happily reported that she was now on the Internet, having just signed up with America Online, her son-in-law, Bill Joy, was quick to correct her.

When I put it to the Proms' director, Roger Wright, that one of the triumphs of the season so far had been the attendance of children, he was quick to correct me.

Now, if either man sees Dr. Kleinrock omitted from a citation, each is quick to correct the record.

Though his aides are quick to correct reporters who refer to him as "general," the secretary's military presence is infectious.

"The golden age is over," muses Tamara, but one of her clearer-eyed colleagues is quick to correct her: "The gravy train has been derailed, you mean".

When the Guardian asks whether, before settling on singing, she ever tried anything else, Panther is quick to correct us: "I never 'tried' anything, I always 'did'did

When one settler says of her household staff "I don't think we need worry about them", another is quick to correct her: "I would start with them".