Sometimes success rushes too swiftly towards the professional politician, and in retrospect Charles Kennedy might have benefited had he not become an MP in 1983 at the early age of 23.
Sometimes success rushes too swiftly towards the professional politician, and in retrospect Charles Kennedy might have benefited, and indeed left a more substantial political legacy as opposed to a raft of grieving admirers, had he not become an MP at the age of 23.
With little fanfare, other dancers swiftly rush forward to execute a charming Russian folk dance that sparkles with low kicks and one-footed spins.
Australia again acted swiftly, rushing in 220 soldiers.
It's a seductive, even imposing, display, whose command rushes the audience swiftly past any ideas.
The club will look to appoint swiftly but not rush the decision.
On the night of March 20, he entered RCA's Nashville studio to cut tracks for a new album along with a single, "Stuck on You", which was rushed into release and swiftly became a number one hit.
This heavy-handed moment is out of place in a story that doesn't otherwise rush, and in which the director's reserve is complemented by his ability to establish mood swiftly and create character with minimal information.
Just rush towards one of the two, and tap the Attack button as fast as you can to continuously slash at the monster and kill it swiftly.
A kind of Vélib' behavior has emerged, especially at the morning rush, with people swiftly checking for bikes in the best condition: tires inflated, chains still attached, baskets unstolen.
The last of the big fires erupted at 3 30 a.m., a rushing orange-and-red wall that swiftly overwhelmed the ruined Marriott Hotel.
