Sentence examples for changed swiftly from inspiring English sources

When everything changed swiftly and dramatically in the wake of Nelson Mandela's release from prison, Goldblatt continued photographing the world around him with critical fascination.

But today, the momentum changed swiftly at No. 12. Woods hit a poor tee shot into the left rough, then his second shot landed short of the green.

But fortunes changed swiftly in August, with equity markets besieged by the looming threat of a European credit crisis and fears of a double-dip recession in the United States.

They've changed swiftly with the times and, more important, they've done it in quite admirable way.

She left, having changed swiftly, into the black non-prison garb which has become her "outfit of contrition".

After the early, exciting expository years of the Internet – the Age of Jennicam where the web was supposed to act as confessional and stage – things changed swiftly.

Rubenstein presides over a business that changes swiftly, and to the outside world he is synonymous with his company.

Its tones change swiftly, almost imperceptibly: they are in turn ironical, impertinent, brusque, laconic, eloquent, compassionate, melancholy, or reflective.

Cultural attitudes are different, too: Barack Obama joked publicly in 2009 that his dire bowling skills suited him for the "special Olympics".But attitudes can change swiftly.

Attitudes to children, interactions between adults and children and especially wider social attitudes change swiftly, and books sometimes get left behind.

But the situation could change swiftly if airlines begin pulling back, said Philip Toy, managing director with AlixPartners, a reorganization firm based in Southfield, Mich., that specializes in aerospace.