Sentence examples for swift became from inspiring English sources

Taking yet another record, Swift became the first female artist to bump her own track from number one.

As a child, though, Swift became besotted by the songs of Shania Twain and the Dixie Chicks.

A butcher's helper at the age of 14, Swift became a buyer and slaughterer of cattle in 1859 and also opened a butcher shop in Eastham, Mass.

After "Speak Now" was released, last fall, Swift became known for writing about her celebrity boyfriends: the "Twilight" actor Taylor Lautner, the Disney star Joe Jonas, the singer John Mayer.

Swift became the first woman to win the most coveted award twice, so congrats are due there, but her opening performance of "Out of the Woods" felt a little old hat.

Here is the moment of transformation, from the Stanley Lombardo translation of Ovid's "Metamorphoses": She had just finished her prayer when a heavy numbness invaded her body And a sheathe of bark enclosed her soft breast Her hair turned into fluttering leaves, her arms Into branches; her feet, once so swift became mired in roots, and her face was lost In the canopy.

Farage's suggestion that the audience was not a fair reflection of all the political parties and viewpoints taking part in the general election, and chairman David Dimbleby's swift putdown, became one of the most popular Vines of the evening.

The municipal market's response to this situation was swift: It became a two-tier market, with one level for insured munis with no underlying ratings and one for uninsured bonds with good credit quality.

It was never a question of whether Ms. Swift would become a pure pop star; the only question was what sort.

In the United States, the song became Swift's second best-charting single on the Billboard Hot 100 to date and Swift's third best-selling single.

This mandate had a powerful affect: eating, dressing, teeth brushing became swift and efficient.