Sentence examples for swift by from inspiring English sources

JONATHAN SWIFT, by Leo Damrosch (Yale).

"Swift by name and swift by nature" was Tom Swift's motto.

In each novel, Tom, a boy genius who was "Swift by name and swift by nature," would invent some miraculous new gizmo.

Ones of Swift, by comparison, show her looking soft, delicate and "unthreatening" – the victim under attack.

Mente Subba Rao, a Natco spokesman, said that the months-long process of winning government approval for Veenat, while swift by American standards, seemed unusually long and tedious.

West famously ignited his feud with Swift by invading a stage at the 2009 MTV VMA awards while she was giving an acceptance speech and declaring that Beyonce was the most deserving winner in the Best Video category, uttering the infamous line: "I'm a let you finish, but…" Angered Swift fans have questioned West's claims that he made her famous in furious posts on social media.

But now the initial airstrikes are more likely to be followed by swift strikes by small teams that were trained in similar weather, military experts said.

At the exit of the cave, a torrent of Pacific swifts, by some estimates 300,000, swirled through the pastel sky like an endless school of airborne fish.

Voice signatures can also make transactions swifter, by cutting out the need to enter account details.The economics are an even bigger barrier.

By Olive Ward The New Yorker, February 11 , 1928P. 77 Children, swallow swift, go by View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Emily Nussbaum By Jia Tolentino.

But several blunders by Federal officers, swift action by Beauregard, and Lee's belated though rapid reaction enabled the Confederates to hold Petersburg.