Sentence examples for swiftly gaining from inspiring English sources

The Knicks, though a work in progress, are swiftly gaining ground under D'Antoni's tutelage.

Emerging markets have soared above almost all others this year, especially in the second quarter, even as those other markets were swiftly gaining altitude themselves.

Unbeknown to the many indulging in their hallowed weekend lie-in, an organised running revolution is swiftly gaining pace across the UK.

Several tech start-ups are swiftly gaining momentum, despite a one-party state that constantly attempts to police free speech, including on social media sites.Take, for example, Appota, a Hanoi-based company that distributes games to the Vietnamese mobile-phone market.

Adopting a camp, outrageous personality for his online performances, he danced and screamed, talked about his homosexuality and even promoted the idea of an amnesty on swear words for the young in a video blog titled "Kids SHOULD Cuss", swiftly gaining a cult following.

But, if "They'll kill us before they feed us" has already shown itself in the fabric of our national politics, and if its swiftly gaining momentum, what will this nation look like in only 37 years?

Over the past week, the dollar has swiftly gained ground against the euro and the pound.

The result was that while Jenkins swiftly gained a large membership, it was thinly spread.

You would swiftly gain a profound understanding of Jean-Paul Sartre's dictum, 'Hell is other people'.

But the flag debate swiftly gained urgency last month after Pinckney and eight other black people were fatally shot at a historic African American church in Charleston.

They predict that once Congress returns on Wednesday, they will swiftly gain the support needed to force the campaign finance issue to the House floor.