Sentence examples for wonderfully quick from inspiring English sources
"wonderfully quick" is correct and usable in written English
It is an adverb that can be used to describe how quickly something is happening. For example, "The house was sold wonderfully quick!"
His body was lithe, all muscle and bone, and wonderfully quick.
"Everyone was very comfortable playing together," said Neymar, a sprightly, lean, wonderfully quick and playful striker.
In Jonathan Kent's wonderfully quick, detailed production, Imelda Staunton again proves herself an indispensable actor.
This works surprisingly well, and is wonderfully quick though, as she observes, the results are lighter and crisper than the classic version.
Or so it seems: Hals's wonderfully quick brush catches their joy by the tail and holds it for ever in this everlasting picture of happiness.
And the third, the winner, was wonderfully quick and brave as Hernández dived, his head close to the ground and close to the shoes of defenders as he guided in a free kick from Robin van Persie.
This is mature, wonderfully tense, quick-moving writing that's perfectly suited to Frank Quitely's understated, make-you-stare artwork.
And Nilmar, wonderfully balanced, incredibly quick over a few yards, breezed past Puyol and deftly used his left foot to score the equalizer.
Of his physical gifts his best was his wonderfully fine face, quick, mobile, and expressive in emotion, noble and dignified in repose.
Fraser is a small and wonderfully spirited presence, quick to laugh, self-deprecating to the point of embarrassment, but words remain a problem for her, at least in the artificial context of an interview.
And from a perceptive young friend: "He could be talkative, jovial and wonderfully humorous, with a quick wit and infectious laugh.
