A Dartmouth graduate and once a lawyer with two prestigious corporate firms, she is fluent in policy and tends to talk very swiftly.
The talk turned swiftly to guns.
Smith polished off his paella swiftly — "I talk slowly, I move slowly, and I drink slowly, but I eat fast," he said — while Jones's red snapper grew cold on his plate.
This trade-off means the pair have a harmonious, conflict-free working life where issues are swiftly talked through and dealt with.
Two of its biggest shareholders, Edinburgh-based Standard Life and US hedge fund Paulson & Co – which each hold a stake of about 7% – have urged the company to talk to McCormick, after it swiftly rejected two earlier bids of 60p and 52p.
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It was, indeed, a lethal affectation, serving the trope that Gore was a pompous stuffed shirt, and swiftly became all the press could talk about.
Then it was talking confidently of moving swiftly into profit.
"He turned away from me involuntarily and moved swiftly along talking to people on the street.
