Sentence examples for swiftly about from inspiring English sources

Fry it swiftly (about 3 minutes), turn halfway through frying.

The gun lobby swiftly about-faced after the Virginia Tech shooting, but around half of states still don't include such information.

Now that the London Stock Exchange has introduced electronic trading, every major stockmarket in Europe uses computers for a task that was once handled by braying traders.Against this background, the commissions investment banks earn by organising share trades have fallen swiftly, by about 40% in America and Britain over the past ten years.

Daniel Hopkins, a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard, issued a lengthy scholarly study last month of what he calls the "Wilder effect" and concludes that it was significant "only through the early 1990s" and "disappeared swiftly at about the time that welfare reform silenced one critical, racialized issue".

He then swiftly set about reaching his next target: Hugo Sánchez overhead kicks.

So some creative thinking is swiftly needed, about emergency financing and technical help with wind, solar or geothermal power.

Having eventually made it to south-west London, he swiftly set about making up for lost time.

In 1890 he had bought a house at Giverny where he swiftly set about transforming the gardens, creating a pond and planting water lilies.

Verdasco swiftly set about retrieving the matter, breaking Tsonga in the second game of the third set, a lovely lob clinching the game to place him in control.

That war ended with President Saddam Hussein's forces in flight toward Baghdad, and the assumption that military defeat would swiftly bring about his removal.

Unfortunately the Russell/Eddington approach did not fit with the positivist zeitgeist of the latter half of the 20th century and was swiftly forgotten about.