Sentence examples for lessons swiftly from inspiring English sources

England's captain, Chris Robshaw, acknowledged the result would leave "a sour taste" and wants his side to absorb the lessons swiftly.

This ensures that your lesson moves swiftly and at a good pace.

Equally appealing is the suggestion made by sales staff that lessons can be swiftly arranged since a national shortage of qualified instructors means waiting lists at most driving schools are long.

Then, within the space of 27 first-half minutes, a lesson in how swiftly a fall can follow pride.

That lesson has been swiftly absorbed and, with Steenson back starting at 10, they look more like their normal, energetic selves.

Beyond the history lessons, mayoral advisers also swiftly contrasted Mr. Giuliani's budget to that of Gov. George E. Pataki, whom the Mayor endorsed for re-election during a visit to Albany this week.

Frank Bruni's column in The New York Times this past weekend, "Bigotry, the Bible, and the Lessons of Indiana," has swiftly generated a fair amount of criticism.

The Obama campaign said it wanted to move strongly and swiftly, guided by lessons learned from the 2004 campaign.

A DfT spokesperson said: "The department consistently challenged the leadership of Crossrail Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of TfL, on the delivery of this project". "As soon as the company admitted delay, the Department and TfL acted swiftly to identify lessons, change the leadership of the Crossrail Ltd board, and strengthen governance and oversight.

Explorers throughout the 20th century — everyone from Theodore Roosevelt to Hemming himself — learned this lesson firsthand as expeditions were attacked swiftly and silently.

Lesson No. 2: The marketplace harshly and swiftly punishes delays in adapting to the new realities of digital.