Sentence examples for swiftly take from inspiring English sources

A novel, like a letter, should be loose, cover much ground, run swiftly, take risk of mortality and decay.

A lightning strike -- by helicopter-borne Marines, for example -- could swiftly take down what rudimentary government there is, but what next?

One way designers can swiftly take their names global is by dressing actresses on the red carpet - something Deacon knows all about.

After the publication of what would be his first great success, "The Adventures of Augie March," he wrote to Bernard Malamud, "A novel, like a letter, should be loose, cover much ground, run swiftly, take risk of mortality and decay".

When the case was argued in December, the three judges expressed a keen awareness of the need to move quickly so the Supreme Court could, in turn, swiftly take up the case, even perhaps scheduling oral arguments this spring.

He cannot help it if, every time he talks about Tepco, it reminds us that our government did not swiftly take control of the accident and instead delegated the safety of our nation to an outsider with dubious safety records.

The opposition leader swiftly took her down.

The account was swiftly taken offline and the news division apologized.

The majority swiftly took advantage of Gore's mistake and voted to approve the law.

These women were swiftly taken into police custody, interrogated, and fired or suspended from their jobs.

Their encounter is Retro Report's main focus, notably the story line that swiftly took root.