Sentence examples for swift visit from inspiring English sources
Cue swift call to Homeland Security – and equally swift visit from the FBI.
One morning, as I made a swift visit before work, I glimpsed a harrier in the distance.
Serious bargain hunters should head to Sauchiehall Street for a swift visit to the excellent fashion department at TK Maxx or the neighbouring Primark.
After the Mar del Plata celebrations, the president will make a swift visit to Havana, Cuba, to check on the ailing health of Venezuelan ally Hugo Chávez, before beginning a tour of the UAE and Asia.
Recovery from this disconcerting realisation can be facilitated by a swift visit to the airy museum café that, handily, provides a central base from which to strike out into the baffling maze of narrow streets and lanes fanning out from the centre of the town.
And he turned down an invitation from convention organizers for a brief, way-out-of-prime-time speech today, instead opting for a swift visit here on Tuesday for a fund-raiser and a speech with New York delegates at their hotel.
This follows on from a recent RSPB report which mentions that the population of swifts visiting the UK each summer to breed is nearly a third lower than it was in the mid-1990s.
On Tuesday Disney got the last word (for now) with Ms. Swift's visit to "The View" on its television network ABC.
The Jordanian king, Abdullah II, made a swift solidarity visit to Bahrain, while the support calls poured in from many Arab countries, including a one from Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian president, and Iran's foremost ally in the Arab world.
Fear of murder The speed with which the legal and financial systems bring the perpetrators of large-scale fraud to book may be unhurried compared with the swift vengeance visited upon faltering small businesses, but unofficial forces can be more direct.
Nicolas Sarkozy carried out a swift scene change this week, visiting two French factories in as many days, in an effort to appear to be more in touch with ordinary life and to rescue his waning popularity.
