Sentence examples for swiftly time from inspiring English sources

The point is made not to be difficult about Reyes, but to acknowledge how swiftly time flies in sports, how quickly the window of opportunity can close.

The most revealing thing to emerge from this busy whir, however, is an aging newsman's strangely nave, but also poignant, bewilderment at how swiftly time eradicates the importance of today's events and those who report on them.

HOW swiftly times change.

But a new leader may not emerge so swiftly this time.

Lawley said he hoped that the process could move more swiftly second time around.

To a degree exceeding Mr. Stoppard's 1993 masterwork, the Australian writer Andrew Bovell's comparably mournful play shuttles swiftly between time periods and continents to offer up a wounding theatrical mosaic that tells of two families — one in England, the other in Australia — across four generations and 80 years, from 1959 to 2039.

It may be tempting nowadays to think of Patroon as an anachronism, a dinosaur struggling to keep up with swiftly changing times, yet it won't be the fault of evolution if Patroon falls by the wayside.

Type gave flavour to words: and this was a typeface that gave people confidence to navigate through swiftly changing times.He rode them pretty well himself, leaving Linotype in 1981 with Mr Carter to found Bitstream, the first company dedicated to producing digital fonts that could be licensed for use by anyone.

Former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner wants to expand executive authority so that presidents can act as swiftly in times of financial crisis as they are able to do in event of serious threats to national security.

He took Derbyshire's last two first-innings wickets in successive balls, including the stubborn Paul Borrington for 87, and ran through Derbyshire so swiftly a second time that triumphalism returned to The Oval for the first time since the heady days under Adam Hollioake at the turn of the century.

The market may have swiftly recovered this time.