At her stabling area on Sunday, she swiftly readied herself for her first competition of the week, placing a net over her long thick hair, polishing her boots and pulling on spurs.
Speaking after a round of tests that have catapulted the impoverished countries of India and Pakistan into declared nuclear powers and raised fears of war, a Pakistani official indicated that nuclear weapons could now be swiftly made ready for use.
Each heavy artillery group headquarters divided their zones into map squares, which were allotted to artillery batteries, required to be ready swiftly to open fire on them.
In a carefully worded final statement, OPEC said it would be ready "to swiftly respond to any developments which might jeopardize oil market stability and their interests".
And, more likely than not, they will dutifully clear a place in their hearts for "Rogue One," a swiftly paced, rough-and-ready entertainment that, in anticipating the canonical events of "A New Hope," manages the tricky feat of seeming at once casually diverting and hugely consequential.
The oil cartel signaled that it would be ready to act swiftly to protect its members' interests.
The three-times World Player of the Year watched that match from the dressing room on his 34th birthday, ready to depart swiftly and quietly.
The commission said it was ready "to discuss swiftly" with Cameron a replacement for Hill, as well as a potential portfolio.
"We need a president who knows how to deploy both the olive branch and the arrows, who will be ready to act swiftly and decisively in a crisis".
Nonetheless, Britain has long prided itself on being Europe's most flexible military power and the one most ready to move swiftly in support of the United States.
Be ready to move swiftly.
