Lawyers for the challengers spoke swiftly and confidently.
At his one o'clock session today, he spoke swiftly and without notes about his decision to retrace for "Ghost" the trip he took in the early seventies, chronicled in his book "The Great Railway Bazaar".
Her eyes dazed, her voice soft, she spoke swiftly as she shook her head.
He speaks swiftly, in the tones of sweet, sincere reason.
He speaks swiftly but softly, and appears persistently anxious to make himself clear.
The floodgates open, every girl spoke up, swiftly ending the debate.
He spoke so swiftly, and with such strange pronunciations, that he was often misunderstood.
We begin with "Let Me Down Gently", the emotional ballad that appeared online a few days after we spoke and swiftly sped to the top of Hype Machine's charts.
Although initially shy (during his first debate, the attendees had to force him from his seat and hold him up while he spoke), he swiftly developed a reputation as a speaker, and was referred to in the press as "Counsellor Garrow, the famous orator of Coachmaker's Hall".
In an interview over matzo ball soup, Ms. Quan, who speaks so swiftly that her sentences sometimes tumble into each other, acknowledged sympathies for the protesters.
Ms. Cleveland, who has often said she thinks of herself as an avatar (though without the tail) and who has claimed at times to speak "alien," swiftly darted out of the party and through the throngs on Fifth Avenue to arrive in time for yet another dinner, this one at La Grenouille restaurant.
