Sentence examples for swiftly merged from inspiring English sources

Newsweek, which was saved for closure by the late Sidney Harman when he bought it for $1 from the Washington Post in August 2010, was swiftly merged with Brown's Daily Beast in a 50/50 joint venture later that same year.

After joining the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company in 1927, which eventually merged with First National City, Mr. Moore rose swiftly to positions of power.

Eight main benefits would be merged into just two, which would be withdrawn less swiftly and at a less onerous rate for claimants who find work.

Some merged, some folded.

They merged.

Emotions merge.

To merge?

Or merge.

We swiftly ate breakfast while Urma's niece hesitantly chewed on the dry muesli that we brought and her daughter quickly got the hang of how an iPad worked – two worlds merging into one.

Others merge.

We merge.