Sentence examples for swiftly ends from inspiring English sources

Under a nationwide system that awards marks out of 20, a pupil doing a dictée has points (or even half-points) deducted for every error; so a child swiftly ends up with zero.

The floodgates open, every girl spoke up, swiftly ending the debate.

I suspect that would swiftly end the practice of bestowing multimillions on those at the top who fail.

The clan was allied to the president, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo at least until the massacre, when the governing party swiftly ended the alliance.

In November 1989, Prague's Wenceslas Square became the cradle of the movement that swiftly ended four decades of communist rule in Czechoslovakia.

City Hall reacted swiftly, ending plans to remove the protesters, but did not inform the public or the protesters for another seven hours.

But after stock markets took a nasty turn at the start of the year, all that talk about rising rates very swiftly ended.

When Fox started to show interest in showcasing Mr. Bolling on its new business network, his relationship with CNBC swiftly ended.

Fulbright offered a caution against the rigid dogmas of the Cold War and sponsored the Tonkin Gulf resolution, which he believed would swiftly end the Vietnam War but which served instead as the sanction for its escalation.

That relationship is interrupted when, desperate for human connection and believing his brother to be strong and cool, James acts as his courier, swiftly ending up under arrest.

But the coalition government swiftly ended much of this in 2010.Back in March when Lord Heseltine was called upon, the country was in recession and the coalition was prepared to seek salvation from any quarter.