Sentence examples for beginning instantly from inspiring English sources

"I was a victim to his maneuvers from the beginning, instantly folded into his reality, which, for the first time since I came to the capital, gave the feeling there was at least one place I belonged," the first narrator says.

When you rent or buy one, therefore, playback begins instantly.

Coping begins instantly with bad news and lasts a lifetime.

Aides said the president had made no decision about who would take her place, but jockeying began instantly.

The wind began — instantly — to circulate like crazy in my Honda Civic and the hair came off in huge hunks.

Instead, petulantly disappointed that the great slave uprising hadn't begun instantly upon his arrival, he sent out for breakfast for his hostages and barricaded himself inside.

Conjecture began instantly that Nike might consider some sort of alignment with a club company to streamline endorsements, while players who use Nike's equipment were immediately inundated with pitches from other companies.

She added that inquiries about the furnishings began instantly when the models opened in February, even before the Web site was ready to handle orders, and she estimated that about 600 phone calls had come in.

Speculation began instantly about an eventual transfer to New York, given that "Pippin" has not played on Broadway since its original four-and-a-half year run ended in 1977, and given that Ms. Paulus has a Broadway track record with the 2009 revival of "Hair" and the current "Porgy and Bess".

The absurdities begin instantly: when you see the wreckage of the plane, some of it on the beach and some of it in the forest nearby, it's pretty obvious that no one could possibly have survived the crash, but none of the characters seem to wonder why they weren't all killed.

Speculation as to who will fill the position began instantly, with a report in the Times suggesting Sir Charles Montgomery – the head of the Border Force who was the second sea lord when he retired from the navy in 2012 – is being considered as a successor.