quickened in English
Use "quickened" in a sentence
1. The runner's pace quickened.
2. 28 Ainslie's pulse quickened in alarm.
3. The ashes were quickened into flames.
4. He quickened his pace to catch up with them.
5. The runners have noticeably quickened their pace.
6. He quickened his pace , longing to be home.
7. Spring rains and warm sunlight quickened the earth.
8. 16 My pulse quickened when I saw the frightful sight.
9. 26 My pulse quickened when I saw the frightful sight.
10. I chirruped to the horse, and he quickened his pace.
11. It is a shared ritual quickened by dramatic action.
12. He quickened his pace, almost to a jog now.
13. 4 Ray glanced at his watch and quickened his pace .
14. The failure of the Yuan dynasty's monetary policy in turn quickened the dynasty's perdition.
15. She smelled the death-spices of the Asphodels as the pace of her breathing quickened slightly
16. Local organizational clout started to tell as the pace of the primaries quickened.
17. But he quickened the tempo of our lives, left us more nervous, speedy, irritable.
18. Alan Aldridge's chestnut quickened well approaching the penultimate and was in no danger from then on.
19. The sheen on the long hair quickened his desire and the music in her voice surprised him.
20. The little man crept Crestfallen from the tent, his lingering steps quickened by a threatening gesture on the part of the Chief.
21. He quickened his pace to try and intercept her but the crowds on the pavement and the traffic on the street intervened.
22. We quickened our pace in hopes that other children would not be summoned to bellow out the same refrain.
23. After the Lord has quickened our souls, for a time we often go Blundering on, not knowing there is a Jesus
24. Breeze, who had hatched a good many herself, quickened her steps to a run, for her two friends were waiting.
25. 49 The alight shineth in darkness, and the darkness comprehendeth it not; nevertheless, the day shall come when you shall bcomprehend even God, being quickened in him and by him.
26. Coblentz is become a small extra-national Versailles; a Versailles in partibus: Briguing, intriguing, favouritism, strumpetocracy itself, they say, goes on there; all the old activities, on a small scale, quickened by hungry Revenge.
27. Coblentz is become a small extra-national Versailles; a Versailles in partibus: Briguing, intriguing, favouritism, strumpetocracy itself, they say, goes on there; all the old activities, on a small scale, quickened by hungry The French Revolution
28. ‘Her face Crimsoning with fury, Isabella suddenly turned away from her friend and quickened her pace down the road.’ ‘No matter how she blushed or crimsoned, most people who gathered at the Fine Arts Hall seemed to have enjoyed the judge's faux pas.’ ‘‘Oh, they say everyone has,’ she says, Crimsoning.’