Sentence examples for swiftly ahead from inspiring English sources

Svetlana walked swiftly ahead to escape the conversation.

But in other ways, parents are moving swiftly ahead of government.

If the White House moves swiftly ahead on trade, it could mitigate the pent-up concerns of several countries.

The male frustration, as Mr. Suri dubbed it, arises because the men can't accept that women in their socioeconomic class are moving swiftly ahead of them.

"Bitter in the Mouth" slackens when too much North Carolina history is forced into the narrative, and the elegiac early section too often spirals back to Linda's childhood obsessions, in contrast to the later parts, borne swiftly ahead by the adult Linda's mix of anger and understanding.

The report was welcomed by industry body Oil and Gas UK, which called on the UK government to "move swiftly ahead with these proposals".

But John swiftly moved ahead, making his own directorial debut with a two-reeler in March 1917.

The yen surged to a two-month high then swiftly retreated ahead of Japanese elections on Sunday and on fears the Bank of Japan would raise rates.

Visa is swiftly moving ahead announcing its first partners for its new NFC initiative and push into the wider world of mobile payments — two programs it announced a few days ago that come with a set of APIs to let third parties integrate the credit card giant's payment services more seamlessly into their own.

The song moves ahead swiftly, as Brownstein and Tucker outline it with fragmentary guitar figures and barre chords.

Conventional wisdom on the centre-left insists that the government should move ahead swiftly with plans for a referendum.