Sentence examples for strikingly swift from inspiring English sources
Days later, the Fox News star Bill O'Reilly was out — taking with him a payout of up to $25 million — a strikingly swift fall ushered in by an advertising exodus that rattled the highest reaches of the Fox empire and delivered an unsettling message to corporate America: You're on notice.
That Mr. Kejriwal is now one of India's most powerful figures represents a strikingly swift turnaround.
THIS construction boomlet is a novel way to gauge the art market's strikingly swift recovery from a precipitous fall in 2008, when sales at auctions, the industry bellwether, shrank in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
The more water they can "hold," as swimmers say, and the more efficiently they slither, the farther each stroke propels them; that's why so many of the swiftest racers are not only strikingly graceful but also look as though their limbs are moving more slowly and easily than everybody else's.
The White-fronted Swift is separated from other swifts only by virtue of its strikingly uniform plumage, proportionately shorter, square-ended tail, broad-winged, chunky-bodied, and relatively large-headed appearance.
"Great Expectations: The Sons and Daughters of Charles Dickens" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux), by Robert Gottlieb, out November 27th, starts with a swift account of Dickens's tumultuous love life, then focusses on the strikingly varied lives of the ten children he had with his wife, Catherine.
But this time some of the candidates were swift to come out with public statements to the media that were strikingly critical.
TRIPOLI, Libya — Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya sent another strikingly personal letter to President Obama on Wednesday, urging him to stop NATO's airstrikes but drawing a swift rejection in response.
Mr. Bloomberg's comments, which he made during an appearance in Brooklyn, drew a swift and acerbic response from Representative Nadler, who was described as having been taken aback by the strikingly personal tone of the mayor's attack.
