Examples of 'quick to take' in a sentence
Meaning of "quick to take"
quick to take - This phrase conveys the promptness or speed with which someone seizes or accepts an opportunity, suggestion, or action. It suggests being responsive and readily embracing something without hesitation
How to use "quick to take" in a sentence
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But you are always quick to take offense.
Jack is quick to take advantage of the situation.
I should not have been so quick to take offence.
He is quick to take offense or to build up intense resentment.
Its zip makes it quick to take off.
John was quick to take advantage of an opportunity.
A passing thief would be quick to take advantage.
We are quick to take action against others.
It is a position she is quick to take advantage of.
Arjuna was quick to take up what he perceived as an implied challenge.
Love is not easily irritated or quick to take offense.
But racoons are quick to take advantage of any opportunities.
Your friend might not be too quick to take my word.
Nikolaides was quick to take advantage of his position to become rich.
People are still greedy and quick to take advantage.
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We are quick to take advantage.
She has a kind heart and is quick to take action.
He was quick to take them off.
They are very hesitant to give it and very quick to take it back.
Some are quick to take the bait.
The proud are not like that but instead are quick to take offense.
American employers are quick to take advantage of her helplessness.
Some fellow Members seem to be particularly quick to take offence.
Locals however were quick to take advantage of their resources.
African fish eagles and Marabou storks are quick to take advantage.
The dog is quick to take advantage.
Rational, secular intellectuals are not notably quick to take offense.
But they were quick to take my money.
Is quick to take offence, particularly if his word is doubted.
Jesuit monks were quick to take over education.
Her commanding officer said she was argumentative, quick to take offence.
They are quick to take sides.
Whoever rejects the signs of God-God is quick to take account.
I thought you would be quick to take advantage of an unexpected pleasure.
The orcas ' prize is so large that sharks are quick to take advantage.
Hardware makers were quick to take advantage of this new material.
They see themselves as the abused party, always quick to take offense.
The galahs were quick to take advantage of the new foods.
He said she was argumentative, quick to take offense.
The company was quick to take responsibility for the incident.
But some of you have been a little bit too quick to take advantage of that.
He is quick to take the bait.
The Community authorities were quick to take the initiative.
He is quick to take offence.
Why do you think Turk was so quick to take the lead.
He is quick to take offense.
Because of this, crowds are quick to take offense.
Fish are quick to take advantage of any insects that fall into the water.
You were too quick to take off.
She was quick to take the squirming child from her friend's arms.
