Sentence examples for dropped swiftly from inspiring English sources

After their current album entered the charts at No 1 both here and in the US, it dropped swiftly, spending only three weeks in the UK Top 10.

The Greek defence minister, Panos Kammenos, said that the plane dropped swiftly to 15,000 feet and made "sudden swerves" before dropping off radars.

On the night of 8 October, 14 members of the US Navy Seals Team Six dropped swiftly from two special forces helicopters to mount a sudden, daring rescue mission.

For example, between the fall of 1940 and the spring of 1942, the period immediately prior to and after the entry of the United States into World War II, U.S. stock prices dropped swiftly despite a continued revival of economic activity.

Shares of companies that sell hormone replacement drugs dropped swiftly on the news: Wyeth's stock fell 24.3% to $37.30; Barr Labs, which makes several hormone replacement drugs, lost 9% to $54.60; and Noven, a company that makes hormone replacement patches, shed more than 27% to $14.97.

The first line — the hopeful line, the one that was used to sell $800 billion worth of stimulus — showed the rate of joblessness peaking this fall at 8percentt, and dropping swiftly thereafter.

At first you may think that this is crazy, but if a corner is worn out, the value of your card can drop swiftly from rating a 10 to rating a 3.

Consumer spending dropped so swiftly this fall that it left many of the nation's merchants mute or confused.

Not only did profit margins within the firm's private client business improve markedly, helped by stringent cost-cutting and broker layoffs, but the business as a whole -- with its steady, fee-generating aspect -- also began to assume a larger proportion of the firm's bottom line as investment banking revenue dropped more swiftly.

Percentages dropped off swiftly thereafter with the U.S. at 24% and Japan at 7%.

After five minutes, the odds of survival drop swiftly.