Perhaps they are walking a bit swifter.
Well, the next version should be a bit swifter and, more importantly, run an updated version of Android Gingerbread, 2.3.4.
Weegee's Los Angeles is a louche wasteland that allows Weegee to appear a bit swifter, funnier, more cutting than his subjects.
Two more voices could join the choir: the now sovereign nations of Libya and Tunisia, who could use proximity — and maybe a bit of swift flag-planting — as an excellent argument for ownership.
When you are using your right hand to push the rifle into the air and to catch it with your left hand, you need to give a bit of a swift, strong shot.
(One can easily imagine "Wild Combination," from "Calling Out of Context -- a swift, ethereal bit of pop about being happily in love -- sung by Bruce Springsteen).
Although this bit of flimflam is swift and crowd-pleasing (well directed by David Pittu, with a droll set by Anna Louizos), there's something unsatisfying at its core.
He was innately cosmopolitan, a natural stylist and a bit of a sponge, swift to absorb and make his own the best of both the past and the present.
The fallout was swift, and Wells and Kreski rewrote a bit: lowering the estimate of steroid users, for example, from 25percentto10percentcent.
When she told Vanity Fair that her 2007 movie "Knocked Up" was "a little bit sexist" — well, duh — the blowback was swift and severe, culminating with her co-star from that film, Seth Rogen, trashing her on Howard Stern's radio show.
