Sentence examples for making swift progress from inspiring English sources

Top seed Caroline Wozniacki followed Azarenka in making swift progress early on day five with a 6-2 6-2 win over unconventional Romanian Monica Niculescu.

INSIDE PITCH Jorge Posada (hairline fracture in right foot) will not rejoin the Yankees when he is eligible to be activated from the disabled list Tuesday, but he is walking without a protective boot, and Joe Girardi said he was making swift progress.

Her frustration in not making swift progress made her impatient, which in turn alienated the people on her teams.

Yet once they confronted their own limiting beliefs about the "specialness" of their business, and gave a hard look at ways to progressively wean the business off of its reliance on themselves, that made swift progress.

The second seed, Vera Zvonareva, made swift progress after sweeping aside the challenge of Sybille Bammer.

Roger Federer made swift progress into the second round of the Australian Open today with a routine win over Slovakia's Lukas Lacko.

Initially he made swift progress, puzzling out the ancient Cretan numerical system, determining that the hash marks appearing at periodic intervals divided the strings of characters into words the way spaces divide ours.

Suppose the West opts instead to isolate Iran, and Iran, under leadership that is manifestly less pragmatic, more ruthless, and more impervious to world opinion than ever before, makes swift progress in its nuclear program.

With the issue settled, efforts to draft the necessary comprehensive document are expected to make swift progress at the 16th session of the trade organization's working group on China's membership, which will begin June 28 in Geneva.

Bonds have lost much of their safe-haven luster in the Treasury market as stocks have forged higher and the United States has made swift progress in its war in Afghanistan.

But, referring to the recently launched second phase of the investigation, which involves tracking down up to 1.8 million younger potential victims, she told companies they must make swift progress.