Sentence examples for Virtually at once from inspiring English sources
Virtually at once, the couple learns that Alice is going to have a baby and that Jerry's mother, Mildred Pat Stewartt), has been displaced from her house by a fire and needs a place to live.
Instead, the intervening accumulation of atmospheric carbon could cause temperatures to zoom calamitously, virtually at once.
As these objects get a breath of digital life, it begs the question: just how many thingamajigs can one kid keep virtually active at once? Fisher Price has been creating a line of toys that work with iPads and iPhones, designed for babies and kids between the ages of 3 and 7 for a few years now.
To this councilman of 24 years, it makes no sense to toss out virtually the entire municipal government at once.
At times the transparency allows you to view rows of artworks all at once that virtually float in the vastness of the space.
Reform often costs money in the short run.Yet with all these caveats, the new government's vision of a looser state, and its determination to reform virtually all the public services at once, is boldly outlined.
At the worst point in the crisis, Britannia's monetary system virtually collapsed… Ever since Pong, at once goofy and mesmerizing, reached the mass market, back in the mid-seventies, electronic gaming has moved ahead at an improbable speed.
Buying five cases of red wine at once is, however, virtually impossible, as I discovered before my Tehran wedding in 2005.
Researchers hope drugs that stimulate multiple PPARs at once could affect virtually every heart and diabetes risk factor.
After a number of very rotten years in the immediate post-Soviet period, when the struggling nascent state was wracked by several ethnic-cum-civil wars at once, deprived of virtually all power and reduced to a beggars' state, little Georgia now seems to be turning the corner.
The Pres. has virtually disappeared from public view.... Sen. McGovern seems to be everywhere at once but his voice has not seemed to carry & be heard.
