The trial was a swift one, and moved briefly over the wretched life of the boy who was the child of an Austrian kitchenmaid, and an idling policeman, hurried over the five minutes in Black Shirt Lane wherein Frederick Hirsh was killed.
Indeed, the rise in e-commerce — where some or all of a purchase by a customer is made either online or by mobile — has been a swift one globally, and Adyen has been one of the companies riding that wave by helping to reduce the friction between a company choosing to take payments online, and actually being able to do it.
The ACO was unable to comment on any specifics of the investigation but Joubin believed it would be a swift process, if not one that had already been completed and that early indicators are that no blame will be attributed in the wake of initial enquiries on Saturday afternoon that suggest it will be classed as a racing incident.
Smaller eBay retailers might just have been dealt a swift one-two punch from the auctions giant.
That would make the plan to move to Cobb County — in an area the team said was still considered Atlanta — a swift one by Major League Baseball standards.
From there, it was a deep curve, though a swift one, through Wyoming, Nebraska, and Iowa to Chicago, where he turned south; at last, by early June, Frank and his Ford Business, his partner for ten thousand miles, were back in New York.
Given that Mother Teresa died in 1997 and was beatified in 2003, her canonization next year will have been a relatively swift one.
"Nanking" is a swift, incisive documentary about one of the lesser-known horrors of the 20th century: the 1937 Japanese invasion of the Chinese city now called Nanjing, where more than 200,000 civilians and prisoners of war were slaughtered in a matter of weeks.
(Holden) 'P2' (R, 1 38) Bloody but not punishingly so, "P2" is a swift and stealthy exploitation of one of the urban woman's greatest fears: the after-hours parking garage.
There was a swift apology.
