Sentence examples for swiftly written from inspiring English sources

A striking advance was the swiftly written tragedy Sappho (1818).

The general swiftly wrote her a condolence letter.

He published a short note in September 1964 and swiftly wrote a more expansive follow-up paper.

Faced with the mountain of debt on which its bubble economy had been inflated, the authorities could have taken the quick route: swiftly writing off bad loans and easing the pain with loose monetary and fiscal policy.

Thomas Taylor, the Neoplatonist translator who had been a landlord to the Wollstonecraft family in the late 1770s, swiftly wrote a satire called A Vindication of the Rights of Brutes: if women have rights, why not animals too?

Barcelona swiftly requested written confirmation he could indeed play.

Governor Bush offered emergency state loans for storm victims and said he would back a plan to set aside some state sales tax revenue to rebuild damaged communities, while the Federal Emergency Management Agency swiftly began writing checks to the temporarily homeless.

"The Senate should confirm him swiftly," Cruz wrote at the time.

All these 12-line poems were written swiftly.

Books aren't written swiftly, however frantic the buy.

He says he divides his poems into "lovelies" and "funnies", which sometimes take shape on the page so fast, he says with a laugh, "that it would be giving away a trade secret to admit how swiftly they can get written".