Sentence examples for which were quick from inspiring English sources

The snow did seem to stifle somewhat the appetite for gambling at Atlantic City's casinos, which were quick to get back in full operation but had fewer players.

Mr. Varvatos also received a lot of room for a new designer at Bergdorf Goodman and at Saks Fifth Avenue, which were quick to pick him up after a first collection that did not go unnoticed by the press.

The preview, which first appeared on CBS' Today show in the US last week, sparked fury among conservative groups, which were quick to criticise the content of the film, arguing that it normalises sexual violence.

This is good news for retailers, which were quick to latch on to the trend after fashion houses such as Dolce & Gabbana and Prada dressed models in the designs for their autumn-winter catwalk shows.

"When the British arrived [shortly after the 1885 Congress of Berlin that carved up the continent betweeen European powers], they started cutting down indigenous forests and replacing them with monocultural forests, such as pines and eucalyptus trees, which were quick growing and so would supply material for telephone poles and housing".

Let's start with the ISPs, which were quick to draw the statement gun this morning (emphasis mine).

Japan and Germany, which were quicker to quell inflation, are well-known exceptions.

That would mean MyEye pre-dates the Twitter-owned Periscope and Meerkat, which were quicker to market, launching early this year.

The move should help Baidu regain ground against two other Chinese Internet giants, Alibaba and Tencent, which were quicker to add mobile capabilities.

Consider Ireland, which was quick to address the financial crisis.

It isn't just the Vanoise Express which is quick and efficient.