Sentence examples for swift emerged from inspiring English sources

Swift emerged from that debacle seeming like a two-faced operator, willing to play the victim and the naïf for her own reputational gain.

Swift emerged to upper level of the stage, from below, donning a crimson, 18th century gown with a golden accents.

As might be expected, in such conditions, resistant bacteria are swift to emerge [6].

Evidence of swift trust first emerged from Goodman and Goodman's (1976) observation that some temporary groups did not have a history of trust, but developed "swift trust" through task related interaction.

Novels, including "The Clifton Picture" and "The Ghost of Redbrook," emerged in swift succession over the next few years, and he tried to package his books as the "Odd Trump Series" — even though Trump had little more presence than in name.

Conceding that the advance of the Islamic State (formerly Isis) forces had been swifter than anticipated – details emerged on Saturday of the jihadists opening another front as they crossed into Lebanon from Syria – the US president accepted there was no quick fix.

Mr. Laranas has no need of crashing chords or wailing musical cues: Shivery and swift, his frights emerge from the simplest of setups, like a mattress undulating with unseen life or a spectral car gliding, driverless, along a misty highway.

He emerged as slight, as swift and as balanced as Januzaj was on Saturday.

With this new growth tool in its belt, Instagram may see even swifter adoption in emerging markets.

Last night, the company said it was "grateful for the swift response and hard work of the police" as it emerged that a suspect had been arrested  in connection with the hack.

Further support for the conclusion that the Swift program hasn't remained totally hidden from terrorists, or anyone else, emerged last week.