Sentence examples for with the quickening from inspiring English sources

Notable debut novelists on the list include the poet Adam Foulds, who was shortlisted for the 2009 Booker prize with The Quickening Maze, and Evie Wyld, whose first novel, After the Fire, a Still Small Voice, won last year's Jonathan Llewellyn Rhys prize.

Marriages of strategic convenience have increased along with the quickening pace of technology.

The room echoed with the quickening bounce of the ball as one of the players dribbled it away.

Planned several months ago, Mr. Sharon's visit takes on new significance now with the quickening pace of diplomacy over Iraq.

Even with the quickening pace of industrialism, then, North American trade unionism in the 19th century was overwhelmingly a movement of skilled workers.

Striving to keep up with the quickening pace of mergers in Japan's banking industry, Sumitomo Bank and Sakura Bank are moving up their planned merger by one year.

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It's a topic Julie Myerson dabbles with in The Quickening (Hammer, £9.99): Rachel and Dan's dream honeymoon on Antigua goes coffin-shaped when pregnant Rachel starts sensing a shadowy, oppressive presence who may be the ghost of one of her over-solicitous husband's former schoolmates.

AS Byatt, who took the prize in 1990 for Possession, is at 8/1 to win with The Children's Book, with Adam Foulds's The Quickening Maze now the rank outsider.