Sentence examples for swiftly looked from inspiring English sources

Mackail-Smith, their key striker, ruffled the Yorkshire defence every time he ran at it and swiftly looked like adding to his 34-goal haul for the season when, clean through, he shaped to shoot.

While Hardy seemed intent on backing up the boasts, Johnson swiftly looked for the trap-door and escaped.

Restructuring advisers move swiftly, looking for companies in trouble.

If the bonus cap is shown to cause bankers to begin relocating outside the EU then we will have the ability to swiftly look again at the provisions in place through an early review.

"If the bonus cap is shown to cause bankers to begin relocating outside the E.U., then we will have the ability to swiftly look again at the provisions in place through an early review," said Vicky Ford, a member of the British Conservatives in the European Parliament.

If the bonus cap is shown to cause bankers to begin relocating outside the EU, then we will have the ability to swiftly look again at the provisions in place through an early review.

More swiftly, looking only at what happens in each market cluster, it appears that market integration was higher for introduced foods than traditional foods (+ 23.2% variation in Allada-Bohicon cluster and + 13.7% in Toffo-Bohicon cluster), whereas consumption frequency of traditional foods was rather higher (60% in both clusters).

Sometimes she asked me to lock his door and I did it as she did, key turned swiftly, not looking in to see him first.

They moved so swiftly that they looked like pure holes advancing through the air, a snowfall of inky holes.

"Ha!" the woman laughed, but, when Marie did not join, the woman looked swiftly back and forth from Mickey to Allmon, as if trying to see them both at the same time, and then she said, "How you get a white baby and a black baby the same age?" "Twins, Mariee said quietly.

LIKE a bird of prey, Gary Bemsel swept past thousands of video slot machines, swiftly scanning them, looking for little jackpots — winnings left by bettors at the vast Resorts World Casino at the Aqueduct racetrack in South Ozone Park, Queens.