Example collocations logo

Quick in sentence

1467 examples of Quick in a sentence

The best films have quick interesting dialogue.
A loser in the first season of American Idol (America couldn't kick his signing butt off the show quick enough), a horrible actor on screen.
The Mummy Returns is a quick fluff action piece with some poor slapstick comedy.
The characters are completely boring and the only character who I'd say is likable in the movie is Orlando Jones' character as he provides a quick couple of laughs.
We need to see Will fooling around before he gets involved with Amira, otherwise his insistence on quick sex with an exotic woman just doesn't make sense.
It started out mediocre, before dropping into bad pretty quick.
A few interesting cameos do manage to conjure up a few quick chuckles, but any comic momentum is quickly lost.
This movie plays out just like a video game... lightning quick, assaulting the senses, and with quick flashes of amazing action.
The man he has wronged is also compelling in that instead of exacting quick revenge as we see with other martial arts films he wants to know his families murderer to find out why he killed them.
The manner in which Edwards' uses the entire screen instead of just cutting for quick effects requires a little more patience, and can result in quite a payoff - witness the side-splitting scene with Dreyfus and colleague in hospital beds (but, of course, you need a widescreen version to see it).
Director Bob Fosse's take on Bruce is self-enamored and creepily voyeuristic, with lots of quick cuts and cinematic tricks.
Combined with extremely quick editing, it makes it difficult to tell which actor is which, let alone what their facial expressions are.
The reason for this is simple, apparently Godfrey and Joespeh Lai found reels of unreleased Hong Kong movies so to make a quick bit if money they shot some Ninja scenes and edited it in to other films then re-dubbed the unreleased movie they was using to make it like it was connected to their Ninja movie, it does make sense since why does the films always have a Ninja plot and a non Ninja plot, wouldn't it just have one plot like American Ninja.
When I did read the quick synopsis of the movie, my expectations dropped quite a bit.
How the hell did Adam get back in forth from Cavite to Quiapo and vice versa in such quick time?
And the whole game only took me 6 hours too complete, I don't know about you, but that is really quick as top quality games like Prince of Persia or MEdal Of Honour usually takes me around 10 or 20 hours too complete.
In addition to that, I enjoyed: 1) the timing--the movie consists of three shorts and I appreciate the order in which the three are presented; 2) sense of humor--the second short is quite charming and I thought well written from a child's point of view--it avoids being an adult pretending to be a child; 3) long dance scenes--there must be several three minute scenes with no editing cuts (the music is so strong that whenever I hear a piece by Faure, if it's not the piece in this one scene it reminds me of it, that I must stop a few seconds because the memory is so alive); 4) the deep exploration of "what is right" --I not only appreciate the presentation of the two sides of every decision presented in all of the shorts, but also that a quick Hollywood solution is resisted; and finally 5) a young Kirk Douglas--which is the old fashioned manly-man.
With numerous plot holes and unexplained story lines, this movie is not much above a quick cure for insomnia.
Deep conversationalist and witty and quick as well.
I was also gravely concerned that this show would make the networks more reluctant to take chances on future Sci-Fi oriented series, due to it's quick demise.
Our local KQKI was quick to point out that if the crew just waited till August, they wouldn't have to make up some of the hurricane scenes.
If anybody wants to get a quick laugh, watch Bunuel and his cast pull off an amazing performance.
In this film, the comic timing is quick and precise.
The film dives at the end with some quick resolution to an enormous problem.
"A Day with the Boys" by Clu Gulager follows a group of boys as they are playing war games of childhood.The boys are only playing:burying the adult character/businessman alive after quick execution.Suddenly the camera is panning to reveal that they have killed others.The grave of the victim is marked with his suitcase and there are three similar graves marked with their own deceased occupants' emblems:an umbrella,a basket and a child's doll.Gorgeously photographed by Laszlo Kovacs "A Day with the Boys" looks like a painting with freeze-frames and dissolving images.The innocent darkness within children is stunningly revealed.An unsettling and poignant work of art.9 out of 10.
The quick answer is sexploitation, of course, but then why not just pile on the sex, instead of complicating it with (a) a noir cliche like the crusading public servant falling into moral dissolution, (b) the enigmatic Christoid character from another plane of reality, whose name, Sam Silver, is a takeoff on the director's name?
Then her character takes a quick turn for the worst.
But his character also went from bad to worse in a quick turn of events.
With a quick glance at the plot, this would not be a film that would typically catch my attention.
On a whole, this movie gets real abrasive quick.
BackNext