His callused fingers engulfed the marker and the big hand moved swiftly, with near-artistic precision, putting one of sport's most recognizable signatures on an array of hats, photographs, posters, programs and scorecards from around the globe.
His callused fingers engulfed the marker and the big hand moved swiftly, with near-artistic precision, putting sport's most recognizable signature on an array of hats, photographs, posters, programs and scorecards from around the globe.
The upward march of stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic, together with a thaw in credit markets and a revival in corporate deal-making, has helped investment banks return swiftly to near-record levels of profitability, holding out the promise of more multimillion-dollar bonuses for star employees.
Evolutionary algorithms are employed to swiftly find near-optimal solutions for the multi-objective energy efficient resource scheduling problems in cloud data centers [3].
Book him in for a turtleneck Newsnight apology after he calls Helen Mirren a "sket" in about 16 months, followed swiftly by near total fame-death.
After the strike, Syrian security forces swiftly cordoned off the area and barred reporters from nearing the site, about 10 outside Damascus, the capital.
The city, with a population nearing four million, has lost its white majority and will soon have a Latino majority, with a swiftly growing number of Asian-Americans.
Things move too swiftly as "Age-Old Friends" nears its conclusion, and there's a U-turn that seems abrupt.
Contemporary critics labelled it "loathsome", "perverted" and "beastly", a movie that demanded only be scooped up and "flushed swiftly down the nearest sewer".
If there is a gap between your salary and theirs, note this down and then proceed swiftly to the nearest HR department to politely ask what they intend to do about it.
Report all thefts or losses to the nearest police swiftly and ask them for a written police report.
