Sentence examples for swift time from inspiring English sources

The latter spent "only" 55 days at sea, an almost unbelievably swift time given that they enjoyed none of the technological aids available to present-day adventurers.

He has had famous run-ins with Andrei Kanchelskis and Jaap Stam, which saw them run out of club and country in swift time.

But the change is especially swift this time because Congress and the White House are controlled by the Republicans for the first time in nearly half a century.

Today's medical advances mean that death is easier to put off than it was in Swift's time.

In Swift's time, European explorers had only skirted around the coastal edges of Africa and its interior remained, to all intents and purposes, a mystery.

It's a remarkably swift turnaround time for the security industry — many researchers will allow companies 90 days to patch a vulnerability before going public with their findings.

Even scarier, according to Stein: The school's two-week wait to take the teacher out of the classroom after the first allegation actually represents a relatively swift response time among cases she's seen.

It is very swift (turnaround time of 1 to 2 hours), accurate (sensitivity 76 to 98% depending on the pathogen, specificity >96%) and reduces labour load.

In a speech following General Barakat's funeral, Mr Sisi declared: "We will make amendments to laws so we can achieve justice in the swiftest possible time".

That's still below Ryanair's 76% and British Airways' 74% – but McCall says it's not bad for an airline with swift turnaround times at congested airports.

Fowler wrote to the chief of the Atomic Energy Commission, Glenn Seaborg, "Because of the implications of Dr. Sachs's proposal for, among other things, the present vexed international monetary situation, I am extremely anxious that [an] assessment be made and in the swiftest possible time".