Sentence examples for swiftly creating from inspiring English sources
Although Saturday's hourlong showing concentrated too much on methodology and theory, Ms. Monson is evidently an artist of integrity and subtlety (peculiarity too), with a developed style and vocabulary, swiftly creating a world when she dances.
When The Chicago Tribune exposed how some students were admitted to the University of Illinois flagship campus at Champaign/Urbana because of their alleged political ties, Gov. Patrick J. Quinn responded swiftly, creating a commission to investigate the matter and calling on all of the trustees to resign.
But the Democrats swiftly created further problems for themselves.
Answer The placement of "swiftly" creates a trace of ambiguity.
He and the players union swiftly created a fund that would pay up to $88,000 in medical expenses to the families of retired players with dementia.
Extending that law and encouraging investments in industries like garment-making and tourism could swiftly create tens of thousands of jobs.
In 2011, through a consulting firm he swiftly created after Downing Street, Tony Blair Associates, he began advising oil-rich, authoritarian Kazakhstan.
Uber and Lyft swiftly created and funded a political action committee, or PAC, called RideSharing Works to overturn Austin's new ride-sharing regulations.
Guy Stair Sainty, who is editing a new volume of "Burke's Peerage and Gentry", says that revolutionary regimes tend to abolish honours systems and then, quite swiftly, create equally complicated and hierarchical ones.
After 2010, Secretary Clinton's promotion of a return-to-Asia strategy, actively approaching China's neighboring countries and adding pressure to China, and a range of inconsistent behaviors on all sides, have swiftly created a negative and suspicious atmosphere in bilateral relations.
But, in regions where the rock has built-in weaknesses, such as Iceland's heavily jointed basalt, canyon formation can happen in sudden bursts: Powerful floods can swiftly create canyons by plucking out giant blocks and casting them downstream.
