Sentence examples for swift road from inspiring English sources

Timberg is right that this newly democratic surge of artistic creation and discourse offers no swift road to an income.

At 17, Mr Rasmussen helped to found the Young Liberals at Viborg Cathedral School no swift road to power in those days.

The beauty of his words and his God's-eye point of view were easy to follow once I overcame a natural disinclination to feel deeply and realized that Oz's high literary standard is a swift road to insights all but lost in so much of the glossy irony of current fiction.

The Bible Church of Lake Shore and Lake Shore Christian Academy, 860 Swift Road, Pasadena, will present The Living Nativity, "More Than a Manger," from 7 to 9 p.m. Dec. 18 and Dec. 19.

Contending that "this is the moment to strike," 14 faculty members, including the Chancellor, "... today urge immediate U.S. entry into the war as 'the surest and swiftest road to peace'".

When the Garden State Parkway and New Jersey Turnpike opened in the early 1950's, they were touted as the roadways for the modern age -- swift, open roads with few impediments.

South of Swifts Mills, the road serves only intermittent stretches of homes for 2 mile, including a cluster of residences around its closely spaced intersections with CR 253 (Carney Road) and CR 42 (Rapids Road).

These are "60 cuddly soft toys on the road to swift death," the site says — media have billed them as farmyard animals, although I spotted an oddball panda or two making the trip to the slaughterhouse. .

Although the draft proposals note the need to review BAC limits, it is significant that the documents fail to recommend proven policies to require random breath testing of drivers on the road and swift punishment of those convicted of drinking-driving offences.

In order to accommodate myself and photographer Patrick Harrison for a swift life-on-the-road travelogue, another van must be rented.

Many locals, who were told the presence of these companies would improve their lives, now blame the swift degeneration of the roads on the weight of foreign firms' lorries laden with the Liberia's bounty.Back in Monrovia, smiles return as the rain finally stops.