Sentence examples for were quick to fire from inspiring English sources

White House officials were quick to fire back.

The Ministry of Culture was quick to fire back.

When Twitter users called out Mr Morgan for his comments, he was quick to fire back.

Mr. Obama's campaign was quick to fire back, accusing Mr. Romney of politicizing the attacks in the Middle East.

She's quick to fire off blunt, witty appraisals of Dr. Purcell's current and former wives, his bratty children and stepchildren, his unctuous business associates.

Van Gaal refused to disclose whether he would retain the 5-3-2 formation that worked so brilliantly against Spain, when Holland won 5-1, but he was quick to fire a few bullets at those that had questioned his tactics.

Again, that notion has a fairly dreamy ring to it, but McDonough is quick to fire off an illustration of how it can work.

The Times was quick to fire back, tweeting that its subscribers and audience are at record highs.

She held nothing back, and was quick to fire off brutally witty remarks at people who criticized her.

Civil War General Phillip Sheridan established martial law and was quick to fire on suspected looters, while enforcing a curfew to keep the "twilight population" in check. .

The Drudge Report was quick to fire back, accusing the Senate of a politically motivated embargo and denying claims that their site was spreading viruses.