You want the dog to be strong, healthy and able to run swiftly and see farther than a hawk.
Seriemas run swiftly over the plains.
'To run swiftly' or 'swiftly to run' is correct; not 'to swiftly run'".
A novel, like a letter, should be loose, cover much ground, run swiftly, take risk of mortality and decay.
Some move slowly and rely on cryptic coloration for protection, whereas others can run swiftly across desert sands.
After the publication of what would be his first great success, "The Adventures of Augie March," he wrote to Bernard Malamud, "A novel, like a letter, should be loose, cover much ground, run swiftly, take risk of mortality and decay".
In 1953, to Bernard Malamud, he is insisting that "a novel, like a letter, should be loose, cover much ground, run swiftly, take risk of mortality and decay", and six years later, to his friend Josephine Herbst, he insists that "writers ought to... get away from the notion that literature is about itself.
In tomorrow's Nature, they show that by flapping its feathered wings, an early birdlike creature called Archaeopteryx would have run swiftly enough to take off.
Both species walk with a high-stepping action, and can run swiftly through grass with the body held horizontal and laterally flattened.
