Sentence examples for give a swift from inspiring English sources

You could also give a Swift composition like "Our Song" to someone twenty years older and it could work just fine.

The government must give a "swift assurance" that the introduction of Universal Credit will not cause a rise in benefit fraud, MPs have said.

Brazilian officials were dismayed when Don Evans, Mr Bush's choice for secretary of commerce, gave a swift promise to defend steel makers against "unfair competition".

The predators should be given a swift and sure message — that those arrested on federal charges are in a system where the door does not revolve but rather where it closes and remains closed for a long time.

Asked if humanity has to wait until the expected peak of the human population in 2050 before we can expect an improvement in the environment, she gives a swift response: "No we cannot do that.

(She had merely left her post to go toa party) It reminds us of the time we were given a swift insight into what goes on outside the patient's room in those dim corridors.

Or if Russia, having given a swift kick to Ukraine, Georgia, and Azerbaijan, leaked its plans to teach Poland a lesson for mismanaging its internal affairs.

It is certainly intense to live your life by the ravings of a hundred-years-dead man who, in 2018, would be given a swift course of anti-psychotics and a second book to read.

When I later asked Antigone why she believes the state is withholding money from its people, she gave a swift response: "Because they're traitors and Jews," she said.

According to Swisher, the executive in charge of Yahoo Mail, Jeff Bonforte, joked at a staff meeting last month that while users might be dissatisfied with changes to the product, the company would have to give them a swift kick in a delicate body part to get them to stop using it.

Now if another actress said this to me, I'd give them a swift backhand, make a couple calls and bury their careers.