Though the dominant mood of the presentation was confrontational and stern — even the dancers were generally dressed for war — the prevailing mood of the music was something softer (especially early in the night, when Ms. Swift strung together several dreamy-eyed songs in a row: "Gorgeous," "Style, Love StoryrYou "You Belong With Me").
The last movement, with its swift, skittering string figuration at the start, was particularly vivid.
Gary Trust, also from Billboard wrote, "this ballad, perhaps along with fellow potential singles such as 'You're Not Sorry' and 'Forever & Always,' could keep Swift's string of smashes stretching into 2011".
Despite the government's promise of swift justice and a string of arrests such attacks have, if anything, gathered pace.
Although the threat to wages will fade as growth picks up, the damage done to housing and other assets will linger.This has already led to a swift tightening of purse strings by shoppers and a wave of discounting by companies.
Similarly, the sound of a violin that was destroyed, along with other incriminating items, in his boyhood is heard again as the novel proceeds, "the swift arpeggio of the strings snapping in the fire".
Ruthie's hand rests damply in hers, and together they watch two scrappy fairies race by, the swifter one waving a long string of raffle tickets.
When Margaret Bourke-White photographed hog carcasses strung up at Swift & Company in 1933, she emphasized their bulk and the rhythm of their repetitive shapes, bestowing on them a kind of piggy grandeur.
It also raises the chances that AT&T's merger with BellSouth, and the Time Warner - Comcast plan to divvy up Adelphia Communications' assets get swift FCC approval without onerous strings attached.
Strings Strings are now easier to deal with in Swift, with a cleaner syntax than Objective-C, eg: concatenate strings using "+=".
Called the doghouse or the Bermudavarius, it was fashioned from a Swift meatpacking crate and had a single string made from fishing line.
