The phrase "a pronto" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a mix of languages, possibly intended to mean "at once" or "immediately."
Example: "Please respond to my request a pronto so we can move forward."
Alternatives: "right away" or "as soon as possible."
"We all acknowledge the remote's need to wander and hide under things," said Mr. Trueman, who replaced his 10 remote controls with a Pronto.
Subscribers can also dictate e-mail messages of up to 140 characters (a Pronto operator will send additional messages if your note exceeds the limit).
You will look like a pronto pro! Write me with any good resume stories at [email protected].
Moriconi is also serving a Pronto Market lunch buffet available during the week that includes charcuterie, cheese, salad, dessert, fruit and your choice of protein for $35 per person.
Hybridization was carried out using a Pronto!
The dried sample was redissolved in 40 μl of a Pronto!
We could all take a lesson from the Three Stooges, for they knew how to get an elevator pronto: a simple yank on the floor indicator stick above the door inevitably brought the car to them instantaneously -- along with a jumble of bewildered passengers picking themselves up off the floor.
If your collection includes a poncho, you need a makeover, pronto.
One television network, Howard said, has told him to send the first highlight of a woman dunking on a man, pronto.
Twitter does not track local or personalized trends and has no way to search them historically (if it happens, take a screenshot, pronto), said Alexandra Valasek, a spokeswoman.
Seeing his egg-yolk ravioli come together made me book a table, pronto.
