Sentence examples similar to swiftly admit from inspiring English sources

Young Jenny was swiftly admitted to the Royal Opera School, where she studied with Isak Berg and made her stage debut in 1830, at 10.

With United swiftly admitting the Moyes experiment had been an abject failure as a good man and decent manager floundered out of his depth, United have cut to the chase.

When his taped remarks found their way into the local newspaper, he swiftly apologised, admitting that they were "harmful to the cause of Christ"; but he refused to scuttle his ten commandments idea.

He says he divides his poems into "lovelies" and "funnies", which sometimes take shape on the page so fast, he says with a laugh, "that it would be giving away a trade secret to admit how swiftly they can get written".

At the Salt Lake Games in February, Rogge pressured the I.S.U. to act swiftly after Le Gougne admitted to colleagues that her vote for the Russian pair had been tainted.

Given that increasingly unwell patients (represented by higher APACHE II scores) were not admitted more swiftly to ICU, this may also indicate that current systems are not able to respond more promptly.

The hope (once shared, we admit, by this newspaper) that the West's armies could return swiftly home and leave good order behind them was naive.

"Irrespective of all those things you've mentioned, what kind of offer could tempt you back?" "There's nothing in England," he says, tucking the question swiftly into bed, though he admits that enough big-race carrots dangled before him over the summer could certainly prove tantalising.

However, he admitted he would have swiftly asked the tournament sponsors for the cash instead and split it with caddie Alistair McLean.

After BBC Panorama uncovered evidence of abuse at the private hospital in Bristol the CQC admitted it had not acted swiftly enough on the concerns.

About a week later we were walking to school and after talking a bit both admitted we hated the CDs we got and swiftly arranged a swap.