Sentence examples for swift cutting from inspiring English sources

"You see him in a game and he is totally different, intense, swift, cutting like a knife at every opportunity.

"The swift cutting edge of the greatest German onslaught in the Italian campaign has been blunted and stopped by the Allies on the beachhead below Rome," The New York Times reported on Feb. 22, the day Lieutenant Montgomery performed his heroics.

Mr. Bragman, too, has been shaken by Mr. Silver's swift and cutting retribution.

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

Her giggling grandchildren played tag all around her, their swift feet sometimes cutting across the canvas, perilously close to the wet paint.

Bookmaker reaction was swift, with William Hill cutting the gelding to 10-1 from 12s for the Arkle at Cheltenham in March, behind 3-1 favourite Simonsig.

Reaction was swift and cutting, and couldn't have left Sadler in any doubt that his idea was misguided.

In a panel moderated by VentureBeat's Matt Marshall, John Doerr of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers led off by agreeing with the themes in Sequoia Capital's 56 Slide Presentation of Doom, expressing his concern that we are just entering an economic crisis of confidence, and that startups must enact swift and effective cost cutting – a sentiment that was echoed throughout the panel.

A stack is a collection of links built around a common theme or topic that can be shared in full with other users, enabling easy and swift discovery of online content by cutting through the noise.

Large companies are increasingly owned by institutional investors who crave swift profits, a feat often achieved by cutting payroll.

He slid the wide end of his knife's blade under the pile of herbs on the cutting board and with one swift motion transferred them to the bowl with the vinegar mixture.