Sentence examples for was quick to sign from inspiring English sources
His son Christopher was quick to sign on.
Dr. Safford was quick to sign on to the Whatcom County program.
Alderman was quick to sign up to the virtual world program when it launched in mid-2003.
It was quick to sign up to the international convention on mutual administrative assistance on tax matters.
So when he heard about an unusual campaign that aims to unionize dozens of fast-food restaurants in New York in the hope of raising wages to $15 an hour, Mr. Hall, 23, was quick to sign on.
In Dante's absence, Favre was quick to sign Álvaro Dominguez from Atlético Madrid in what initially seemed like a good like-for-like replacement but has since failed to plug the gaping Dante-shaped hole in front of Ter Stegen's goal, leaving the young German star, once on the cusp of a national team call up, at the mercy of the weekly highlights shows.
Other exchanges, including Australia's, Hong Kong's, Mexico's and Brazil's, were quick to sign up.
"When we talk to our conveyancing clients about it, they are outraged and are quick to sign the petition for two main reasons," she said.
Prominent universities — including the California Institute of Technology, Cornell, the Georgia Institute of Technology, Harvard, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Princeton, Stanford and the University of California, Berkeley — have been quick to sign on, contributing mentors and publicizing the program to students.
A few doctors were quick to sign on, but "most physicians were ambivalent at best," noted Jan Walker, a registered nurse and health services researcher at Beth Israel Deaconess who is the study's other lead investigator.
While states were quick to sign on, some have had second thoughts, either because of concerns about the expense of new textbooks and teaching materials needed, or seeing it as a federal takeover of local education decisions.
