Sentence examples for success swiftly from inspiring English sources
Not much: an initial burst of success, swiftly followed by a slump into obscurity.
'Remarkable Hands' Success came swiftly.
Success came swiftly for van der Heyden, who in 1667 sold one of his best paintings of the Amsterdam Town Hall to an agent for the visiting Grand Duke of Tuscany, Cosimo de Medici.
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.
She swiftly finds success, to the opprobrium of other models, who find unconventional revenge.
The twin engines of a major label and country music's most glittering showcase drove him swiftly to success.
Success and acclaim came swiftly to Ribera del Duero in the 1990s, and it was hard not to make comparisons to Rioja.
Their showing was a triumph for the coach, Joachim Löw, who has pieced together many players of modest experience and swiftly achieved success without sacrificing flair.
Perkins never sought credit for being the best friend any author could ask for, because he also knew then what all editors can confirm today: when a book fails, a publisher gets the blame; when it's a success, a publisher is swiftly forgotten.
