Sentence examples for swiftly serving from inspiring English sources

The 80-year-old billionaire's words caused a near universal backlash and propelled Silver to act firmly and swiftly, serving as a reminder of what Major League Baseball failed to accomplish back in 1992 when news of Marge Schott's racial transgressions became public.

Federer looked agitated and his fans dejected and a rare double fault let Murray strike again before the Scot swiftly served out to extend his advantage.

Once upon a time, a pre-dinner drink in Italy meant a swiftly served aperitif with a bowl of nuts or potato chips and some fat green olives.

The cheery soldier manning the huge tea urn inquired as to whether we'd had a drink-of course we hadn't had time so he swiftly served up tea and corned beef sandwiches albeit the tea was whitened with dried baby milk and the sandwiches resembled door stops —nothing has ever tasted so good since!

His pride is making hearty meals that can be swiftly served.

The range of scents in the urban smellscape is a salutary reminder of our inability to exercise complete control over the environment, and a smellscape's tendency to swiftly evaporate serves as a reminder of how the challenges of the unexpected are short-lived.

These young women do a splendid job of explaining the menu and swiftly and accurately serving the food.

Taliban forces retreated so swiftly that American Special Operations troops serving as liaison to the rebels and spotting targets were struggling to keep up, limiting their ability to identify new targets.

Add the chicken and mushrooms, simmer for a minute more, then serve swiftly.

At least that's what I thought when I reported for jury duty at the Los Angeles Superior Court on a January morning two years ago and was swiftly chosen to serve as an arbiter of justice.

Remove to a plate, a handsome one, grind lots of pepper thereon, tip the gooseberry into one bowl, the horseradish into another and serve swiftly with wedges of lemon.