Sentence examples for swiftness in from inspiring English sources

Williams has good all-around speed and swiftness in making his breaks.

Collectively, Barça's 772 passes overwhelmed United's 419 in swiftness, in accuracy, and in the beauty of imagination.

The prime minister, a social democrat who has been compared to Tony Blair, acted with characteristic swiftness in a bid to reassert his authority.

He said the president had been "outstanding" and praised Obama's swiftness in designating New Jersey a disaster zone, opening up federal funds for relief work.

"A lack of swiftness in policy response to China's fast deteriorating employment situation could cost the economy heavily, in the way of consumer consumption and social stability," Mr. Qu of HSBC said.

Under the terms of the constitution the president has the power to dissolve the government and many of the sacked ministers may yet return but Mr Kiir must show the same swiftness in laying out his plans for a new government.

These have been a long time coming, but change is now rushing in with an almost unexpected swiftness and in the rush to replicate the professionalism of the men's game there's an inclination to ape it in every regard.

There is no swiftness left in his change of direction.

We were immediately deep in conversation about the swiftness of cancer in the young.

The setting is stark; the language is almost purely dialogue, with the unpredictable swerves of actual life and none of its rambling asides, graced by a swiftness of storytelling in a genre in which exposition, often improbable and sometimes belabored, must be provided somewhere before the final line of the final chapter.

A spokesman for the Singapore Civil Defence Force says the home-shelter law was inspired by the ominous swiftness of events in the 1991 Persian Gulf war.