The phrase "swift session" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a meeting or gathering that is quick and efficient.
Example: "We had a swift session this morning, allowing us to cover all the necessary topics in under an hour."
Alternatives: "quick meeting" or "brief session."
He called for a swift session of Parliament to elect Mr. Maliki and pledged to continue talks to include other factions, especially Mr. Allawi's, which includes almost all of the newly elected Sunni lawmakers.
Whether they'll stay ticked for the game's entire duration remains to be seen, but for a swift session, sure: this is doing it for me.
"The legislature didn't appropriate funds to LA Swift this session or any session previously," DOTD's Conachen said last week.
Feeling smug because you've switched from sultry, relaxing soaks to a swift shower session and think you're saving money as well as saving the planet?
But unlike on, say, 24, where Jack Bauer always quickly learns the truth from his swift torture sessions, what Batman thinks he learns isn't quite right.
After the listening session, Swift invited her fans one at a time to take photos with her — photos that they could set up themselves.
It was the first of several of Swift's "secret sessions" during which she personally previewed her fifth studio album, "1989," for groups of fans ahead of the album's release on Monday (others were held at her homes in Nashville, New York and Rhode Island).
It's offering introductory sessions to its Swift programming language, plus robotics themed sessions that look mostly aimed at kids, including using Star Wars droids or Sphero robots.
With the issue settled, efforts to draft the necessary comprehensive document are expected to make swift progress at the 16th session of the trade organization's working group on China's membership, which will begin June 28 in Geneva.
Hodgson got the open part of the session under way with a swift clap of the hands and an arm around Raheem Sterling before a piece of by-play with Sir Trevor Brooking as he walked laps of the training pitch.
John Sentamu, the archbishop of York, was urged to take swift action to close down the fortnightly sessions of silent meditation on the grounds that Buddhism is incompatible with Christianity.
