Groupon, like LinkedIn and Zynga, is part of an elite cadre of start-ups that swiftly soared to multibillion-dollar valuations, capitalizing on the growth of online social networks.
The girlish timbre that eases listeners into some songs, such as "Saving All My Love For You", swiftly gives way to an altogether muscular, ballad-ready soar.
Within a few seconds they spread their long wings, swept round clear of the trees like soaring pigeons, and rose swiftly towards the upper air, where the wheeling swifts and martins no doubt attended to them.
Else also told the panel that she was forced to act swiftly to halt the decline of the school, which saw its GCSE pass rate soar under her leadership.
"Hence, it acted swiftly on taking note of soaring onion prices".
When Ford introduced the Expedition in 1996, it swiftly raised production to meet soaring demand.
There's been a rumpus in the markets for days, amid rumours that some markets reacted to the decision extremely swiftly (the gold price had soared before I'd finished mumbling 'wowsers'wowsers
Had the toppled president been more effective in negotiating for global funds and in dealing with the long-term structural problems behind Egypt's high unemployment and soaring prices, his unpopularity might not have so swiftly tipped into counter-revolution.
After reportedly soaring in its App Store debut, The Swift Life swiftly turned into a battleground for her politically opposing fans: "Less than 48 hours after launching, Taylor Swift's new app has become plagued with Trump-loving trolls and homophobic comments," Taylor Lorenz wrote for The Daily Beast in December 2017, just days after the app's release.
