Sentence examples for swiftly have from inspiring English sources

Britain would swiftly have to negotiate bilateral deals with dozens of countries.

The newcomer might swiftly have created a goal but, instead, Ritchie volleyed his cross fractionally over the bar.

Had Mr Erdogan backed away earlier from his controversial plan to build a shopping arcade and residential complex over the park, the protests might swiftly have died.

There might swiftly have been another, too, had Artur not brilliantly pushed another, albeit deflected, Cissé shot on to an upright following a Jonas Guttierez cross.

Intelligence, plainly, is a rum game; if Mr Blair, for example, had disclosed his full hand in that September dossier, Iraq would swiftly have moved any illicit programme Britain fingered.

Such a move would push TEPCO even closer towards bankruptcy than the Fukushima accident has already driven it.Government officials say that without Rokkasho, Japan might swiftly have to abandon nuclear power for good.

Then the Hull substitute Garreth Carvell arrived and swiftly had the Salford defence in complete disarray.

The Piccadilly gallery swiftly had to arrange for Sunday night viewings, on top of the extended hours that have now become the norm for such big shows.

A former member of the multi-platinum-selling girl group Eternal, she married young, quit the music industry and swiftly had her two children.

The support of volunteers such as Whitfield, who is trying get him legal assistance more swiftly, has helped to lift his morale.

There's a lining in that, unlike Ferguson Prosecutor Bob McCulloch, Deters seemed to want an indictment, got one from a grand jury and swiftly had Tensing in custody.