Sentence examples for Reasonably swift from inspiring English sources
The final approach would be decided "in reasonably swift order", he said.
Among these are efficient, reasonably swift storytelling — the movie, less than two hours long, is densely populated with semi-important characters and crammed with exposition and incident, but it rarely feels busy or talky — and a mastery of the vernacular of chases, fights, explosions and crashes.
He said Mr Thomas took reasonably swift action to remove the message and expressed remorse and was, for a period, suspended by his football club.
A.O. Scott of the New York Times said the film has "a brute integrity lacking in some of the other seasonal franchise movies" and "efficient, reasonably swift storytelling".
Perhaps surprisingly, given the apparent rarity of this species, the breeding biology of White-chinned Swift has been reasonably well studied, especially in Costa Rica but also at a recently discovered colony in northern Brazil.
As with other species of Cypseloides swifts, this species is usually found in reasonably close proximity to waterfalls and gorges, at least in the breeding season.
In theory, this should be the perfect answer for polarised, indecisive Israel; in practice, the record of Israel's previous national-unity governments has been poor, with little achieved on the Arab front.But if Mr Barak were able to pull together a reasonably like-minded coalition, the advance towards a Palestinian settlement could be swift.
The "swift boat" fleet arsenal headed for Obama standing alone is reasonably predictable and predictably potent.
Lemonleaf, with its prominent, illuminated mural of Bangkok, green and white napery, plants, booths and swift service, is mobbed on weekends, easily accessible on weekdays and reasonably quiet and serene at all times.
He also had to take into account the Caribbean leaders who were calling for swift international military intervention to protect Mr Aristide and Haiti's democratic order.American officials were reasonably confident that Mr Aristide could be outmanoevred.
But as directed at a swift pace by Sue Lawless, and featuring five vivacious actor-singers - Laura Berman, Stephani Hardy, Steve Mulch, Gary Schwartz and Bill Sgroi - it makes for a reasonably diverting hour-and-a-half of light entertainment.
