Sentence examples for move on swiftly from inspiring English sources
Seattle will want to move on swiftly to thoughts of Champions League play and forget most of this game.
Faced with risk, it could say "yes" occasionally, and with conviction and enthusiasm; and failing that, it could say "no" and explain why and move on, swiftly.
Mr. Gore's address was carefully calibrated to offer a nod to the man with whom he has such a complicated relationship -- and to move on swiftly.
The trick is to judge precisely how much or how little the reader needs to be told before the questions start to pile up, and then move on swiftly to the next marvel.
Six-party talks in Beijing that also included South Korea, Japan, China and Russia, resumed this week and were extended for an unscheduled third day, raising hopes that everyone was ready to move on to the next stages of a collective deal they had struck in February.America is keen to move on swiftly.
If so, the Fiver doesn't get it but we'll just move on swiftly to Tim Parry, who's guffawing at the aimlessness of Five Live's Jimmy Armfield's analysis: "He came out with, 'you know, the thing I've noticed about this World Cup... is that it has a very international feel to it'".
But Mr Davis is used to moving on swiftly.
[Moving on swiftly] What was the last movie you saw?
Rowena Mason, political correspondent: Osborne gets this little bit of negative economic news out of the way early in his speech, moving on swiftly to boasts about higher tax receipts and creation of more jobs.
The company has invested heavily in "adaptive" learning materials computerised courses that react to users' progress by offering further explanation and examples where answers suggest they are struggling, and moving on swiftly where they are not.Unopar, a university in Londrina, a foggy city in the south-eastern state of Paraná, was bought by Kroton in 2011 and is one of its best-known brands.
The EDL – all four of them – were there to to oppose the group but were swiftly moved on by police. .
