Sentence examples for swift key from inspiring English sources

Keyboard: If you are a hardcore player with swift key reflexes, these are the controls for you.

[A1.] Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill urged Congress to give swift passage to key elements of President Bush's proposal for a 10-year, $1.6 trillion tax cut.

Conversely, the defeat of the statists may encourage the further emergence of the economy and civil society from under the state's shadow; a judiciary more willing to stand up to the Kremlin; the swift passage of key structural liberal reforms; and the establishment of a statute of limitations on charges arising from the privatizations of the 1990's.

A1 Pressing for Bush Tax Cut Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill urged Congress to give swift passage to key elements of President Bush's proposal for a 10-year, $1.6 trillion tax cut as a way to help stave off any further economic downturn.

Barber knows a swift appointment is key with the Seagulls in the Championship's relegation zone and the January transfer window just over a week away.

MANY AMERICANS AREN'T SATISFIED WITH TREATMENT OF MINORITY GROUPS - Art Swift: "Among six key groups in society, Americans are least satisfied with the way Arabs and immigrants are treated in the U.S. Less than half of Americans are satisfied with the treatment of either group.

Earlier, the White House had suggested it would carry out a swift but low-key veto once it received the legislation, a sign perhaps of the issue's limited public appeal.

That first swift limbic kick proved key.

The SWIFT picked out three key areas to be addressed.

As has been a common trend in China, swift adaption will be the key to stay ahead in the market.

Conscious that a swift run-chase would be key to England's chances of reaching the final, Wyatt and Edwards raced after the target, with Wyatt peppering the off-side boundary.