Sentence examples for swiftly presents from inspiring English sources

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The shocked company swiftly dispersed.Those present remember which of the guests was Mr Callaghan's most eloquent critic: Jack Straw, then best known as a firebrand president of the National Union of Students.

With no tradition of extreme violence, up to now Libya's road to ruin has been relatively low on casualties, but this could change very swiftly if present stand-offs switch to military confrontations.

Tahira's brother, who was present, swiftly reported back to his family.

A vegan and teetotaler, André 3000, dressed in a Kelly green Hermes jacket, swiftly returned the present.

These interrelated stories serve as archetypes: though the text moves swiftly to the present day and flips through an array of other case studies, it is these three lives that show just how monotonously unchanging – and therefore futile – the essential rules of the "war on drugs" have always been.

And he may be thinking "if not now…when" as the future is always swiftly becoming the present.

NATO and U.S. officials claim that their military exercises in countries around the world will enhance international security, but those of us who are members of the delegation here in Russia believe that it's essential to swiftly reverse the present trend toward Cold Wars with Russia and China.

"The immediate imperative is that Australia acts swiftly to change the present policy settings that are inflicting serious harm".

In the old days the foreign legion would have swiftly knocked out the present rebellion against Mr Mobutu.

It must move swiftly to develop and present clear plans to achieve a better deal for customers, both now and in the years ahead".