Sentence examples for swift to make from inspiring English sources

However, the England scrum‑half was swift to make amends for his carelessness.

The telegenic historian has been swift to make it clear he is thinking about running for the leadership and to offer his thoughts on the defeat.

A development deal with RCA Records allowed Swift to make the acquaintance of recording-industry veterans, and in 2004, at age 14, she signed with Sony/ATV as a songwriter.

The surge in hostility suggests that tensions are rising as the 18 September referendum date nears, although the Yes Scotland campaign was swift to make a public condemnation of these incidents.

But don't expect actual music stars like Swift to make appearances on the show, at least at first.

(Business Consultant, Samoa) Many stakeholders were swift to make the link between trade and health consequences, most notably, regarding the impact on non-communicable diseases: "If Pacific countries continue to open their doors, could this spell bad news for Pacific countries in an already struggling attempt to address NCDs.

Sharper to the ball, and swifter to make use of it, the Seagulls toyed with their more celebrated opponents for much of the opening 45 minutes, producing some stylish attacking moves while tackling, battling and dominating territory in their uncomplicated and effective way.

But the pace of his comeback is swift enough to make the opener a realistic target.

There has also been no unified international uproar demanding justice for those dead Americans, nor any swift legislation to make those Americans safer (by contrast, Congress is already working on a bill to ban big-game trophy hunting).

In this system, the author's agent selects a handful of publishers or editors he thinks would be interested in the work, and each has one very swift opportunity to make his best bid for the book.

A DfE source said: "Our priority is ensuring the education of the pupils at the trust isn't disrupted and we are taking swift action to make sure that the schools in the trust are matched with other high-performing schools so that they can deliver the excellent education its pupils deserve".