Sentence examples for on a swiftly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thompson kept an eye on a swiftly changing black community, which threatened to sweep out the white establishment.

Or: A woman stands on a swiftly tilting floor, wearing a blue-and-white sequined sailor suit by Naeem Khan and looking back at us over her shoulder.

But their case, even in its broad outlines, opens a window on a swiftly changing and some say increasingly risky corner of the adoption world.

Watching David Grindley's highly enjoyable Hampstead revival, however, I was as much struck by Orton's technical skill as his subversive vision: he combines the classic structure of farce with a running commentary on a swiftly changing Britain.

Back then, it seemed to integrate, in a way I'd never experienced, the lushest romanticism with a cool, even astronomical detachment: Stars in the purple dusk above the rooftops Pale in a saffron mist and seem to die And I myself on a swiftly tilting planet Stand before a glass and tie my tie.

He portrayed American investors as eager to capitalize on a swiftly growing emerging market with improving prospects, and according to the San Francisco Business Times, the fund aims to raise between $10 and $25 million by the end of this year.

The usual festive trimmings, showing off the company's classical style, were on display in a swiftly paced medley of excerpts from the troupe's Tchaikovsky ballets.

Amid such confusion, Obama's speech seems destined to function as therapeutic balm: licencing us to carry on largely as before with a swiftly and slightly changed perspective.

What gives these hoary gags some screwball vitality is the skill with which Mr. Akin piles them on willy-nilly in a swiftly edited comedy that never loses its exuberance.

David Bezmozgis reflects on that problem in a swiftly added afterword to his new novel, which is set in Crimea – a territory that changed from Ukrainian to Russian during the time between the typesetting of this book and its publication.

But Carell, 65, whose soft-spoken Tennessee accent can swiftly take on a harsh edge, is more interested in running a business than in building people's self-esteem.