Sentence examples for was quick to jump from inspiring English sources

The Republic's newly elected prime minister was quick to jump on the bandwagon.

The president was quick to jump on appearances by his Republican rivals on the Sunday morning talk shows, in which they were asked separately what loopholes they would close to pay for their proposed tax cuts.

It barely made it over the net and Isner was quick to jump on the short ball and hit a solid approach deep to Federer's backhand in the Ad court.

The campaign of Mr. Bloomberg's Democratic opponent, Fernando Ferrer -- which has been lagging in the polls and seeking any opening for attack -- was quick to jump on the mistake.

France's satirical puppet show Les Guignols was quick to jump on the Marseille madness, with the Bernard Tapie puppet declaring that Courbis did nothing wrong by bringing world-class players to the club.

The shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, was quick to jump on the fall in national income, saying Australians' living standards – measured by the income we're paid for the things we produce – have continued to fall under this government.

But Ms. Ali is quick to jump to his defense.

Yet bank officials are quick to jump on the telephone.

Still, politicians are quick to jump on the nativist bandwagon.

Politicians were quick to jump on the bandwagon.

A number of conservative commentators were quick to jump on Ms. Saul's remarks.