How to use quick on the uptake in a sentence? Find typical usage patterns (collocations)/phrases/context for "quick on the uptake" and check conjugation/comparative form for "quick on the uptake". Mastering all the usages of "quick on the uptake" from sentence examples published by news publications.
NZ was pretty quick on the uptake for new bands and they were always destined to be something special.
|
|
But Clinton's campaign, quick on the uptake, flipped the script and found a way to capitalize on Trump's rude comments.
|
|
I happen to be particularly quick on the uptake, so I grokked that 8D's "Publishing debut of 1851, with 'The'" should be THE NEW YORK TIMES.
|
|
Intelligent and quick on the uptake, Yakatsugu also possessed a fine appearance. His speech and behavior were calm and elegant. A great lover of the Confucian classics and historical texts, he was familiar with a wide variety of books. He also liked to write, and was proficient in both cursive script and clerical script.
|
|
Lang began his professional boxing career in 1905 — when he fought Edward "Starlight" Rollins, at Melbourne's Queen's Hall in Bourke Street, on 9 January 1905,Boxing, The Age, (Monday, 9 January 1905), p.8.Eddie Williams (as told to J.M. Rohan), "Bill Lang was . . . Quick on the Uptake", The Sporting Globe, (Saturday, 25 January 1941), p.5. — the same year that he was centre half-back in the Richmond VFA premiership team.
|
|
Robertson was a man of strong physique and physical presence, admired by the King for his rise from humble origins. He had a prodigious memory and was very quick on the uptake, sometimes interrupting briefings with: "yes, I have got that, get on to the next point". However, although he could be amusing company off duty, as he rose the career ladder his brusque manner, possibly adopted to assert his authority, became more marked, even with superiors. "I've 'eard different" was a favourite retort to politicians who made military suggestions.
|
|
No results under this filter, show 6 sentences.