Sentence examples for he would swiftly from inspiring English sources

Trump's announcement in December that he would swiftly withdraw all troops took military leaders by surprise and generated widespread concern.

Most people will remember Anthony King, who has died aged 82, from election nights on television, when, following some breathless report of latest developments, he would swiftly, crisply and lucidly dig out their meaning.

He said that as president he would swiftly end the Iraq war and reorient the American approach to the world to address the challenges of terrorism, nuclear proliferation, climate change and energy dependence.

The president has said he could "stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody" and not "lose any voters". But if he stood in the street while appointing somebody such as David Souter, he would swiftly become political roadkill.

During his campaign, Trump promised that he would swiftly end the crisis by building a wall along the southern U.S. border to stop the flow of heroin into the country, boosting funding for recovery programs and approaching the problem with a humanitarian mind-set instead of a law-and-order one.

"This is a giant step forward," Mr. Ashcroft said at the Justice Department, adding that he would swiftly increase the number of lawyers both at the Federal Bureau of Investigation and in prosecutors' offices around the country to seek authorization for new wiretaps and surveillance orders to combat terrorism.

"There is no question," Turnbull began, emerging from a janitorial closet he'd swiftly ducked into, "that there are lessons to be learned from previous immigration policies," he said, removing his false moustache and "Mr Llubnrut" nametag, "and the minister was reflecting on, you know, on policies many years ago".

As for that upstart Obama, she would swiftly put him away.

When Alf, her husband of 60 years, had died 14 years previously, we thought she would swiftly follow.

Fulbright offered a caution against the rigid dogmas of the Cold War and sponsored the Tonkin Gulf resolution, which he believed would swiftly end the Vietnam War but which served instead as the sanction for its escalation.

Such a Palestinian state, he says, would swiftly become, like Lebanon under Hizbullah and Gaza under Hamas, another bridgehead from which Iran and its proxies would pursue their ambition to extirpate the Jewish state.It may now take weeks for Israel to choose a new government.