He reads swiftly, flying through the words but often not understanding them.
Supposedly, the former would swiftly fly free, while the latter would remain in bankruptcy and be slowly wound down.
An enlarged Heathrow could provide more connecting flights to the rest of the UK – allowing, for example, Scottish salmon fisheries to swiftly fly their produce around the world.
October 4, 2013 9.05pm BST Rays 1 - Red Sox 0, bottom of the 3rd Matt Moore is at 42 pitches already, so third baseman Will Middlebrooks swiftly flies out to help him out with his pitch count.
She thrusts hurriedly into your hand an extremely hot buttered roll, flashes out a tiny pair of scissors, snips off the second button of your overcoat, meaningly ejaculates the one word, 'parallelogram!' and swiftly flies down a cross street, looking back fearfully over her shoulder.
If, as the old proverb goes, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, it's because most of today's birds can swiftly fly away before you can catch them.
"Once a face and a weapon has been detected, the drone would swiftly fly to the target and fire electrodes at the intruder, thereby incapacitating them and allowing the weapon to be secured by personnel it trusts," the person wrote.
The point is made not to be difficult about Reyes, but to acknowledge how swiftly time flies in sports, how quickly the window of opportunity can close.
The lovely Luna flew swiftly to the canle and was consumed in its flame.
(This delay was Shakespeare's big innovation when he wrote his own version of the already extant Hamlet story: in earlier versions, Hamlet either flew swiftly to his revenge or spent a long time meticulously planning it).
