Sentence examples for swiftly discovered from inspiring English sources

Hitchhiking, I swiftly discovered, is soul-destroying.

It was swiftly discovered that Ruskin had never consummated the marriage, and the union was later annulled.

On I levitated, down an incline that, I swiftly discovered, was far to steep for a learner.

Squire and Anderson swiftly discovered they shared much musical common ground, and were both fans of such harmony-driven artists as Simon & Garfunkel, the Byrds and the Beatles.

It was swiftly discovered that this was, in fact, a woman in Falluja, in neighbouring Iraq, being helped by state militia.

If the actor thought his superb run of movies behind the camera, Gone Baby Gone, The Town and the Oscar-winning Argo, had released him from Hollywood purgatory for good, he swiftly discovered his error.

But he swiftly discovers a disturbing facet of American society.

One is that Scots swiftly discover that the powers of their new parliament still leave them at the mercy of an English majority at Westminster and begin to push for further devolution.

Dig into the political history of nuclear power, as I did for "The Fallout," published in the magazine this week, and one swiftly discovers that the success and failure of this technology hinges to an extraordinary degree on the political culture of the governments behind it.

The struggling opener, Stiaan van Zyl, misguidedly left his second ball, which he was swiftly to discover was homing in on his stump.

Emerging from Friedrichstrasse station, Rosen bumps into a bronze statue, which serves as a reminder of how swiftly the world discovered by the 11-year-old Emil was brought to a halt, with Hitler's rise to power in 1933.