Examples of using Moved quickly in English and their translations into French
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Richard II moved quickly to strip him of his patrimony.
They moved quickly, reaching the present-day sites of Los Angeles on August 2,
Aymer de Valence, the English general acting for Edward I, moved quickly, and by the middle of summer he had made his base at Perth, where he was joined by many of the supporters of John Comyn.
the prosecutor moved quickly to recover all documents that contained the text of the interview
Some developing countries moved quickly into exports of skill- and technology-intensive products,
Constantine soon heard of the rebellion, abandoned his campaign against the Franks, and moved quickly to southern Gaul,
had moved quickly from the front page of US newspapers to perhaps an afterthought footnote.
the bait must be moved quickly in the lower layers.
Confederate forces moved quickly to seize control of many of Florida's U.S. Army forts,
that the case can be moved quickly towards adequate intervention, whether it be treatment,
The trilobite continues its search, moving quickly towards a carcass of Sidneyia.
Another effect occurs when we move quickly is the Doppler effect.
Their relationship moves quickly.
We must move quickly before we are discovered.
We must move quickly to put out the fire.
It all moves quickly from one country to another.
Young children move quickly and are attracted especially to the power head activity.
The hands move quickly to indicate elapsed time
We must move quickly and leave by the concealed entrance.
We should move quickly, sir.