Sentence examples for being swift from inspiring English sources
"Instead of being swift, I'd rather be right," Cashman said.
The process, in addition to being swift, allows him to avoid the problems of risk-averse studios and finicky distributors.
And if some succeed in being swift to adapt and slow to complain, what lies behind their name badges and stick-on smiles?
There are a lot of implications of that change, and one of them is the need for being swift on your feet, and big institutions aren't swift on their feet.
Swift, being Swift, responded to West like a goddamn professional during her Album of the Year acceptance speech at the Grammys earlier this month.
Why is it that when Republicans focused half of 2008 on what church President Obama attended, so much so that Obama had to actually give a national speech on race, it was called "playing hardball" and "going on offense" but when Democrats focus on Mitt Romney's "business experience" at Bain Capital, it's "negative campaigning" and he's somehow being "swift boated"?
He twice announced that there was a small chance that Earth could collide with a cosmic object the first being Swift-Tuttle and the second being asteroid 1997 XF11.
WALTER RUSSELL MEAD thinks the New York Times and the journalistic establishment need to wake up and recognise that between the East Anglia emails and the Himalayan glaciers, climate-change sceptics are destroying any chance for legislation to limit greenhouse-gas emissions in the near future.[T]he story here is that the movement to stop climate change is being swift-boated right before our eyes.
But this has all been telegraphed for years, from Ann Coulter slandering 911 widows and being cheered by NBC and other media outlets, to John Kerry, a man who volunteered to sacrifice his life for his country, being swift-boated for his willingness to face bombs and bullets.
