Sentence examples for bit swifter from inspiring English sources

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.

Perhaps they are walking a bit swifter.

Quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson said he was responsible for things moving a bit swifter Saturday during UCLA's breakthrough 37-7 victory at California Memorial Stadium.

The possibility of a Senate confirmation this week seems a bit swift given the Senate's somewhat leisurely pace of late on confirming administration nominees.

The author, Stéphane Lauer from the paper's business staff, also admits that: "in the absence of reliable statistics, it would be a bit swift to conclude that the phenomenon is growing in a sudden or exponential way".But after that brief pause for breath, then comes the conclusion, untouched by any caveats or nuances.

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.

You can watch the whole video or fast forward to the Swift bit at 10 10.

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.