OPEN only since June, Moderne Barn has swiftly acquired a reputation for outstanding contemporary design.
(This is one of the ironies of satire: the writer swiftly acquires a vested interest in the health and well-being of his intended victim).
Alighting in a small Ohio town with his protector, Henri Timothy Olyphantt, whose hotness is a sweet distraction from the general twaddle), John swiftly acquires a shutterbug girlfriend (Dianna Agron, bland as butter) and a slew of super-abilities.
At Amorikot, the first head swiftly acquired a local reputation for corruption, seriously undermining the trust between teachers and parents that is critical when parents pay the teachers' salaries.
"Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her," which made a splash on the film festival circuit this year, was swiftly acquired for theatrical distribution at the Sundance Film Festival by MGM.
In the years following Kael's rise to influence, her career swiftly acquired the social rhythms of a fall term in the seventh grade: best friends announced themselves; enemies followed; friends soured into enemies; enemies warmed into friends; and several people, friends and enemies alike, tired of the raillery and went off to play on their own.
We had married in 1942, were separated by the war, and when it was over swiftly acquired New York jobs and friends, an apartment in the upper reaches of Riverside Drive, a two-tone Ford Tudor, a bulldog, and, sixteen months before this, a baby daughter, now in the hands of an affectionate grandmother.
It is a complex cognitive skill requiring recursion and displacement (Chomsky, 1965), yet children acquire it swiftly and without instruction, whereas most adults find learning a second language challenging.
But once decided upon, the artworks were acquired swiftly: Holloway bought 77 paintings between 1881 and 1883, most of them purchased at auction, several for record-breaking prices.
The legality of autonomous weapon systems (AWS) under international law is a swiftly growing issue of importance as technology advances and machines acquire the capacity to operate without human control.
