Sentence examples for the swiftly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the swiftly" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It is not usable because "swiftly" is an adverb and should modify a verb, not be used as a noun phrase. Example: "She moved swiftly through the crowd."
adverb
In a swift manner; quickly; with quick motion or velocity; fleetly
I smiled at the swiftly approaching lights and laughed soundlessly.
A striking advance was the swiftly written tragedy Sappho (1818).
A year later, the swiftly cobbled-together World came out.
Take his performance on the swiftly organised riots special last month.
Slouched on a wicker chair, his hands in his pockets, he stared unseeing at the swiftly flowing river below him.
The swiftly assembled clutch of directional hairdos grinned awkwardly towards the cameras for the inevitable photo op.
There were a couple of Dudes, as in the Preakness runner-up First Dude and the swiftly improving Game On Dude.
The swiftly moving euro crisis clearly concerns economic leaders as far from Europe as China, where officials and businessmen worry that a weak euro will curb Chinese exports.
The swiftly changing physical landscape of Istanbul symbolizes the competing themes that undergird modern Turkey — Islam versus secularism, rural versus urban.
Other investors are still wary of diving into the swiftly reforming country of about 60m people, where a law on foreign direct investment is now stumbling towards approval.
Where several men waded through the swiftly moving chest-high water roped to one another, in case one was swept from their feet.
