Sentence examples for entirely shortly from inspiring English sources

In fact, the new building was redundant and underutilised and abandoned entirely shortly after the games.

On April 9 , 1959 the city's Board of Estimate, the body that then governed the city's spending and land use, voted to oust cars entirely, shortly after Mr. DeSapio, always attuned to opinion in the Village, had passed the word that he wanted them out.

Yarrington eventually disappeared entirely shortly before being indicted both in Mexico and the United States for aiding the Gulf Cartel.

While he composed and self-released nine studio albums from 1970 to 1985, he stopped recording entirely shortly after, and devoted himself to religion.

Instead, it will be phased out entirely by 2022 (shortly before Hinkley C might finally come online).

Given the legal backdrop, it may not be entirely coincidental that shortly before the plans were published the decision on a third runway at Heathrow was delayed to enable a further look at air pollution and other environmental concerns.

As eventually staged, the actor Martin Balsam played the scene in the not-entirely-altogether, but shortly after the show closed, the critic Walter Kerr, writing in The New York Times Magazine, credited (or blamed) Mr. Anderson for a spate of shows (including "Hair") that had turned the exposure of flesh onstage from a provocation into a yawn.

Haqqani managed to defuse the resulting furore and Mullen, whose intervention was viewed by some US officials as not entirely helpful, stood down shortly afterwards.

The first to develop is the lanugo, a layer of downy, slender hairs that begin growing in the third or fourth month of fetal life and are entirely shed either before or shortly after birth.

Brussels, headquarters of the European Union as well as Western military alliance NATO, was entirely locked down for days shortly after the Paris attacks for fear of a major incident there.Brussels has maintained a high state of security alert since then, with military patrols a regular sight.

The aim of this study was to assess whether the WTC exposure-response gradient observed for the cumulative incidence of OAD can be attributed entirely to higher incidence rates shortly after September 11 , 2001 or if an exposure-response gradient for incident disease persists beyond the first year after September 11 , 2001