Sentence examples for in a swiftly from inspiring English sources

The shiny metal reflects a fresh flash point in a swiftly changing neighborhood where luxury apartment towers have risen in the last few years.

The usual festive trimmings, showing off the company's classical style, were on display in a swiftly paced medley of excerpts from the troupe's Tchaikovsky ballets.

We're all — more than 1.5 million of us thus far — watching on two live webcams affixed near the nest and "chatting" in a swiftly scrolling Twitter-like conversation that rolls alongside the bird's-eye view.

Id add another virtue oft ignored: fairness (@Sulliview) http://t.co/H8J5bnaD — Damien Cave (@damiencave) 6 Jan 13 In a swiftly changing journalism world, it's a debate that's worth continuing to explore.

The move is "nothing more than grandstanding in an effort to interject the federal government into Texas business," said Michael L. Williams, a railroad commissioner, in a swiftly issued statement.

What gives these hoary gags some screwball vitality is the skill with which Mr. Akin piles them on willy-nilly in a swiftly edited comedy that never loses its exuberance.

At a time when tempers are on edge and many feel disoriented in a swiftly-changing world, it's irresponsible for the RNC website to show Nancy Pelosi surrounded by flames.

Originating in the US and adopted by the major powers largely at the behest of financial organizations that have been its key drivers, neo-liberalism, owing to its transient-nature, is an ideology that long-ago became gospel to both the Right and the Left in a swiftly-achieved consensus now normalized and accepted as the new economics 101.

I say "suddenly," but in fact a swiftly intensifying odor (an aroma whose Proustian echoes are more bus-station-men's-room than cow-in-the-country) heralds the approach of a feedlot for more than a mile.

Once security was established there, he predicted, a "government-in-a-box" could be swiftly unpacked in the town, delighting its 60,000 inhabitants.

But they lost him in July to a swiftly attacking cancer.