Sentence examples for make it swift from inspiring English sources

Bad news travels and Scotland's literary scene is small enough to make it swift.

Among the suggestions were the idea of pushing the Republican National Convention to an earlier date on the campaign calendar, altering the primary process to make it more compact and swift, and limiting the number of primary-season debates after they swelled to unprecedented bloat during the pre-nomination season of 2012.

Although European leaders recognised the necessity of this reform over the summer, they have since been backtracking on making it a swift and meaningful reality.

Weston-super-Mare's big FA Cup day at home to Doncaster – called off 21 minutes before kick-off due to rain, making it a swift 400-mile round trip for away fans.

The telegenic historian has been swift to make it clear he is thinking about running for the leadership and to offer his thoughts on the defeat.

Momentum was well and truly with Ospreys at this point and they made it pay as swift hands from their backline set up Grabham to cross for their third score.

But the last few years have made it plain that Ms. Swift is sui generis, and that perhaps it is Ms. Lambert who's cast a longer shadow.

Working from a screenplay by Christopher Kyle ("inspired," we are told in the credits, "by actual events"), she takes hold of a sturdily conventional plot and makes it into a tense, swift drama of mechanical catastrophe and dueling egos.

The bone marrow transplant procedure itself can be dangerous, but it is swift, which makes it feel strangely anti-climactic.

Reports in The New York Times and The Washington Post last week made it clear that the vile Swift boaters have told wildly varying accounts, sometimes supportive of Mr. Kerry.

Some legislators said use of the Swift data had already made it possible to thwart attacks.