Sentence examples for swift start from inspiring English sources
When Lilly was asked if his motion had contributed to Cedeño's ability to get a swift start, he acknowledged that it did.
It was a simple and swift start to a third day of Wimbledon that quickly underwent a gloomy and grumpy transformation.
Fearful of a prolonged period of political and economic uncertainty, European leaders are eager for the UK to make a swift start on the marathon task of extricating itself from the bloc by triggering article 50 as soon as possible.
However, EU sources claimed that May's choice of next Wednesday meant she would miss the chance of a swift start to the negotiations, and instead have to wait up to six weeks for a formal response.
Running her fourth race in 10 days, Marion Jones got off to an unusually swift start yesterday, but a swirling wind kept her from a faster time in winning the 100-meter dash at the Nikaia Grand Prix meet in Nice, France.
Prompted no doubt by the swift start, England promoted Andrew Flintoff, the first of their big hitters to number four, ahead of Collingwood and Pietersen, perhaps in a quest to get the Lancashire all-rounder some time in the middle as much as to keep up the scintillating scoring rate.
While Ms. Hargrove won kudos for orchestrating a swift start-up in Florida, for example, she also earned a reputation as a lavish spender.
Swift started her appearances on "GMA" at the end of September, debuting "Begin Again," and the album's title track, "Red," the following week.
The Tories favour a swifter start to fiscal consolidation than Labour, whose deficit-cutting gets working in earnest only in 2011.
As soon as the hedgerows light up with hawthorn blossom and the swifts start screaming across the sky, I get a unique and heady mix of fear, excitement and anticipation.
