Sentence examples for over swiftly from inspiring English sources

He said that control of inner suburban rail services should be handed over swiftly to Transport for London.

A small serious-faced Cambodian boy quietly takes over, swiftly producing perfect curry paste for each of them.

Liberally spoon over the mustard dressing and then grate horseradish all over, swiftly followed by the chives.

We had married in 1942, were separated by the war, and when it was over swiftly acquired New York jobs and friends, an apartment in the upper reaches of Riverside Drive, a two-tone Ford Tudor, a bulldog, and, sixteen months before this, a baby daughter, now in the hands of an affectionate grandmother.

The arrival of Ajmal in the 19th over swiftly brought about the departure of the rest of England's top order as the off-spinner produced a devastating spell of three wickets for five runs in five overs before lunch.

While Russia may be able to keep its forces in the field for some weeks or even months, Mr McDermott notes that if Russia does make its move, any conflict will have to be over swiftly.

Then go on with the bad news, get it over with swiftly and then get to the reassurance part, and never forget to thank the recipient for their understanding in advance.

In July, the Trump administration removed Morley from the case without explanation and replaced him with an assistant chief immigration judge, who took over and swiftly ordered Castro-Tum deported.

The competitions have always represented a nexus of boasts: nationalism, ability and strength — and Mr. McGregor Smith, in his project, "Borrow, Build, Abandon," puzzles over how swiftly their glories pale over time.

Last year, there was a strong sense that the crisis was over, an optimism swiftly dashed by a combination of Ukraine, Islamic State and renewed stagnation in the eurozone.

Any hopes his main rivals, Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell, who finished second and third respectively, might have had of beating Bolt were swiftly over, as the Olympic champion simply blew the competition out of the water.