Sentence examples for which I quickly from inspiring English sources

On the wall there were a bunch of equations, one of which I quickly realized was something called Bernoulli's equation.

I soon started experiencing joint and muscle aches and a sore throat, which I quickly attributed to stress and anxiety.

This year's election has brought "integrated campaigning," which I quickly learn means contact with any single campaign brings a panoply of placards, the whole party slate.

In honor of the holiday, I started with the sopa de galet, which I quickly realized was a Catalan version of matzo ball soup, though a decidedly trayf one: the single, dense galet floated in a rich chicken broth alongside a pilota, or pork-and-bacon meatball.

At one point my friend, an obscure writer called Charlie Brooker (not sure where he is now) championed a cop drama called The Wire, which I quickly decreed "crap, just men chuntering on" and due to my Draconian grip over what flies and doesn't fly, the show was immediately forgotten.

Unfortunately, the list of available components sometimes has some frustrating omissions, which I quickly ran into.

I just hide it behind my intermittent bursts of joy, which I document quickly.

It's not exactly clear why he deemed this setting more conducive to his work, but Ms. Darst found herself "living on a farm, which I would quickly discover had more New Yorker writers on it than cows and chickens".

(Of course critics of CCSS are reasonably concerned about the tests that might go with the Common Core, which I'll quickly discuss in another blog).

A Hard Day's Night, which I've quickly come to love, came out in 1964 along with the brilliant pseudo-documentary film by Richard Lester.

He taught me silver service which I learned pretty quickly.