Sentence examples for first time immediately from inspiring English sources

Clearly mortified at his mistake, Harvey, who was hosting the competition for the first time, immediately apologised for his error after the award ceremony closed.

Along with its announcement, the agency for the first time immediately posted on its Web site internal memorandums from top staff members that in some cases offered entirely contradictory advice.

They had led from the 35th minute to the 72nd, when Huddersfield took the lead for the first time immediately after the Crusaders forward Jordan James had been sent to the sin bin.

"The government's about-face in its approach -- calling Andersen witnesses before the grand jury, for the first time, immediately after it became apparent that a trial was suddenly imminent -- leaves little doubt about its purpose," the papers say.

It brings to mind the people of the planet Krikkit in Douglas Adams Hitchhikers Guidee series, who, on penetrating a dust cloud shielding their world and witnessing the extent of the universe for the first time, immediately declare war on it, muttering that "it will have to go".

Senate Democrats used filibusters on Friday to block three of President Bush's judicial nominees, two of them for the first time, immediately after nearly 40 hours of debate in which Republicans complained about how the Democrats had been rejecting Mr. Bush's candidates for the bench.

(14) When the measurement volume was entrapped for the second time, immediately after a short, 20 s mixing period, [O2]M continued to decay for the next three minutes), even though respiration was expected to be completely inhibited.

The minute a new car sits on the ground the first time, you immediately have a 'do it now' list, for updates for the current car, and the start of a 'do it next year' list.

As a student at Christ the King High School in Middle Village, he met brothers for the first time and immediately realized he had found what he wanted.

When Charles Jack saw last weekend's poll in The Sunday Times putting Scotland's independence campaign in the lead for the first time, he immediately booked a flight to Edinburgh.

Considering it for the first time, Benton immediately noticed a tottering imbalance: an overabundance of pictures conveying piety and poverty, especially shots of boys in cheder, or religious school.