Sentence examples for swiftly lost from inspiring English sources

But benefits were swiftly lost.

He lost the game 4-2 and swiftly lost his job.

But the quick-spinning catherine wheel of the first half of the year swiftly lost momentum in the second half.

That said, one player Garde has swiftly lost belief in is Charles N'Zogbia, who has disappointed, not for the first time, with his attitude in training.

His fifty-five years in baseball include managerial tenures with four other major-league teams, and a decade as baseball-operations vice-president of the Padres, who made the World Series in 1984 but swiftly lost to the Tigers.

Although the election had put reform at the centre of politics, and although Mr Koizumi was at the top of his form, he swiftly lost interest in fresh fights, say his colleagues.

Although almost 2m of them were sold worldwide last year, many buyers swiftly lose interest.

Excuses are like belly buttons: everyone has one but they swiftly lose any relevance.

The conciliatory tack also reflects a growing recognition among bank executives that JPMorgan was swiftly losing credibility in Washington.

All four families have carried out their own investigations after swiftly losing faith in the Israeli authorities.

Within weeks of an operation, his broken knee got infected and Young found himself incapacitated, swiftly losing confidence.