Sentence examples for swift draw from inspiring English sources
"Don't you know that's exactly what the capitalists and Jews want you to do, so they can keep you docile?" Not knowing exactly what the hell a capitalist was, or what "docile" meant, my nervous instinct was to take a swift draw from the joint and involuntarily cough smoke straight into his face.
Some were swift to draw connections between Mr Bush's forthright approach to China and the subsequent stand-off over America's spy plane.
De Palma is swift to draw back the curtain on the fairly mundane workings of the enterprise: "Noah and Jake were interested in this new digital camera, so Jake bought one.
With several anti-cockfighting bills currently being debated by the State Legislature, the only question is whether the end will be swift or drawn-out.
During the same period, Hansom cabs, small, swift horse-drawn two-wheelers that had been ubiquitous in the capital since the 1830s, virtually disappeared.
The prime minister will hope his swift response draws a line under this damaging outbreak of indiscipline at the top of the government.
As in wrestling, almost anything goes, though it's in politics that the Swift-boating draws real blood.
Adding to her rivals' anxiety, a new report emerges almost weekly from a Democratic dinner party in New York or Washington that Important So-and-So heard from Still-More-Important So-and-So that she is absolutely, positively running — only to draw swift rebuttals from her representatives that she has decided nothing of the sort.
Steve Cox York Whyy does "humanitarian aid" by Russia (Report, 23 August), albeit uninvited by Ukraine, draw "swift condemnation from US and European countries", while the bombing of Isis-controlled Syria is contemplated by the US and other European countries without the need to even speak to the Syrian head of state?
He will hope his swift response will draw a line under this damaging outbreak of indiscipline at the top of the government.
The reports drew swift international reaction.
