Sentence examples for swotted up from inspiring English sources

You can bet I swotted up on my Dawkins and Hitchens for that.

He had been to the play, read the book, swotted up on everything.

One enterprising student, who had swotted up from books, held the fort by giving lessons to both fellow students and teachers until a specialist arrived.

She was not a great dancer, but swotted up from a manual, one page and two steps ahead of her pupils.

Once you have swotted up on what all the letters mean, you can contact IFAP to find a local IFA with the qualification you want.

"And I hope we can count on your vote?""I'm a Liberal Democrat," replies Mr Scragg which Mr Johnson, who was supposed to have swotted up on this winnable Lib Dem marginal on the train, should have known.

Might be time to swot up on competition regulation, Simon.

But which languages should you be swotting up on?

Mr Harris dramatises seemingly mundane events: taking dictation, transcribing speeches, swotting up on the law.

He set aside books about fantasy and magic to swot up on space exploration.

I spent a few days before the prize ceremony swotting up on her work.