| Just last week the wonderfully named teenager Seb Clover sailed solo across the Atlantic at a time when most of his peers are swotting for exams. |
| Hobbs, who left school at 16 without a qualification to his name, defied his detractors by swotting up on what makes a successful health club. |
| He insists he is an ordinary child and prefers following his beloved Aston Villa to swotting up on schoolwork. |
| Learning to drive is getting more difficult, especially today with so much paperwork and swotting to do for separate practical and theory tests. |
| Graham is still swotting up on bicycles and has got to the stage where he's constantly muttering technical-sounding buzzwords. |
| I suppose I should be swotting madly to be prepared for the big meeting with the supervisor tomorrow, however. |
