Female fellow students were women, and young men learned that swiftly.
Surely there are tasks a person can swiftly learn on the job.
Google his name and you swiftly learn the FBI busted him for involvement in a pitbull fighting ring.
Idealistic children will swiftly learn to shun the dreadful idea of an artistic career and go into IT instead.
Eric Steele, the United goalkeeping coach who scouted De Gea for Ferguson, is trying to learn Spanish as swiftly as the young keeper learns English.
Readers who learn that she swiftly and happily remarried (a fact unmentioned in this book) may feel some impatience for the quivering woman on the page.
We swiftly learn that Alex McLeish, who already had Nikola Zigic on the books, thought about bringing him to Birmingham a few years ago.
The night before our interview, Emma Thompson had opened to rapturous acclaim in a new production of Sweeney Todd at ENO and I can't help but ask: does Friedman, 55, wish that had been her? "Of course I do," she says, with what I swiftly learn is her trademark honesty.
"Like Othello or chess, you can learn the game swiftly, but you'll never tire of the strategies," said Glenn Guzzo, a former newspaper editor and the author of "Strat-O-Matic Fanatics," who has been playing since he asked his mother for a set for his 12th birthday in 1963.
Some fear this "genius" coach's often less than subtle man-management may be too blunt for sensitive British footballers but the CV of a man who, before joining Bayern, locked himself away in a monastery in order to swiftly learn German, demands instant respect.
During interviews and discussions, younger providers expressed confidence in their ability to swiftly learn and use computers despite their having had limited prior exposure.
