Afterward, the questions swiftly jumped to his possible third-round opponent, Roger Federer.
The beauty industry, never one to miss a trick, swiftly jumped on the weed wagon.
After Daley responded to the offending tweet, his fans reacted swiftly, jumping to the defense of the Olympic diving star who rose to fame when he competed in the 2008 Olympics at age 14.
Though the hashtag wasn't started by a cancer charity, charities in the field swiftly jumped on board.
The Israeli right wing swiftly jumped in with the foreign minister of settlements, Avigdor Lieberman: "Assad should know that if he attacks, he will not only lose the war.
"With a wild shout, our whole brigade jumped swiftly across" the Memphis and Charleston railroad and "charged toward the enemy's lines".
The point of view is omniscient (a rarer and rarer device these days) and we jump jerkily, swiftly, from one character's mind to another, with many flashbacks and asides, so that the picture of Molly that emerges is truly multifaceted, running the gamut from the affectionate (her brother) to the exasperated (her mother) and the intensely irritated (Bertie's husband).
A dog afflicted with kennel stress can swiftly deteriorate: spinning; pacing; jumping like a pogo stick; drooling; and showing a loss of appetite.
Initially, the lights hover dramatically low over his head, an aesthetic decision he appears to swiftly rue: "If I wanna jump on this song," he protests to a technician, "I might hit my fucking head".
Anyway, Biden jumps in and swiftly mentions (a) the Detroit auto bail-out, and (b) Mitt Romney's 47% remarks.
