Sentence examples for in swiftly and from inspiring English sources

But after World War 2, the decline set in swiftly and despite a major modernisation programme in the 1950s the yards of the Clyde were unable to compete with new shipbuilding superpowers such as Japan.

The Conservative Party used to be famous for settling their in-fighting swiftly and brutally.

Let's play to our true strengths of leadership, using force only when the nation's interests are directly threatened, as in retaliating swiftly and overwhelmingly after 9/11.

That sensitivity emerged when the Brixton-to-Toxteth riots in 1981 swiftly, and symptomatically, led Thatcher to grant a powerful proconsular role to the arch-interventionist Michael Heseltine.

Yet they do perform their usually complex duties in cells swiftly and effectively.

The biggest obstacle to providing a comprehensive afferent arm of the RRS is the ability to recognize patients in need swiftly and reliably.

On Sunday, the satirist John Oliver devoted his commentary on his HBO show, "Last Week Tonight," to the problem of junk science and the media's role in swiftly enshrining hypothesis and theory as truth.

It certainly has a glamorous side, which, as an entertainer, you see as a temporary guest, one who is invited in and swiftly outstays their welcome.

He nearly matched Burnett through five innings before unraveling, swiftly and excruciatingly, in the sixth.

When going in for a smooch, swiftly and sharply inhale through your nostrils just as you're planting the kiss.

Then, as plainclothes agents in the restaurant gave the signal, special forces troops moved in, swiftly handcuffing Mr. Gotovina and his dinner companion and leading them away.