Sentence examples for swift transition from inspiring English sources

Many questioned the ability of Americans to bring about a swift transition to democracy in Iraq.

Its swift transition to democracy is much the work of Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez.

This would be a remarkably swift transition; homosexuality was only decriminalised in 1993.

The early colonists expected a swift transition to self-government and to popular representation.

Dele Alli, who turned 20 this week, has made a swift transition from Premier League novice to established international.

But, the diplomat said, it remained to be seen whether a swift transition to democracy was possible.

Roxie's fantasies trigger swift transitions from stage to prison and courtroom and back.

And the production has any number of swift transitions that underline the mixture of the savage and the sardonic.

She is particularly adept at unearthing submerged themes, developing swift transitions, unsentimentally pruning away digressions, even when -- especially when -- they are hundreds of pages long.

The lighting, sound and video design by, respectively, Natasha Chivers, Tom Gibbons and Tim Reid both shock the senses and achieve swift transitions between past, present and future.

Her breakthrough in the I.M., which demands swift transitions from one stroke to the next, comes at a time when she is also making seamless transitions in her life.