Sentence examples for move so swiftly from inspiring English sources

May we all move so swiftly at 80, under any circumstances.

In equal parts, I was elated and vexed by a system that can move so swiftly when it wants to and so slowly the rest of the time.

There is really no other American director who can move so swiftly and emphatically from intimate to epic scale, saturating even quiet moments with fierce emotion.

"Uzumaki" comes as part of the recent new cycle of Japanese horror films like Kiyoshi Kurosawa's "Cure and Hideo Nakataa's "Ring," vivid, state-of-the-art scare films that move so swiftly that psychological underpinnings are a luxury.

The cause of gay marriage has indeed advanced because many millions of people have been persuaded of its merits: No cause could move so swiftly from the margins to the mainstream if it didn't have appealing arguments supporting it and powerful winds at its back.

This calls for numerous scenes with argumentative men sitting across a table, yes; but matters and ideas move so swiftly that the play flies by far quicker than some eighty-minute one-acts we can name.

But it is hard for investors to take advantage while prices are moving so swiftly.

But events in the Legislature moved so swiftly that the recall was never held.

George P. ShulThe who served in the Nixon and Reagan Administrations and had, like Tillerson, spent years in the private sector, told me that, stepping into the job, "You don't start out with the idea that you're going to cut everything befact you even know whathatgoing on".

With the debate moving so swiftly in a euro-skeptic direction, pro-union campaigners are beginning to organize a counteroffensive.

They moved so swiftly that they looked like pure holes advancing through the air, a snowfall of inky holes.