At the museum in Bordeaux, whither it was sent forthwith, it rhymed very well with a painting of the same subject by Rubens.
Did Mr. Bernstein, who readily acknowledged that he had withdrawn the money from his bank only a few hours earlier and would forthwith return it, make his point?
Forthwith, he picked it up in his arms and ran with it.
"He commuted my sentence to be released forthwith, immediately, right now, it's time to go, time to walk out that gate," he added, laughing.
Sullivan's nephew, Herbert Sullivan, wrote that the libretto was already in existence before his uncle became involved in the project: "Gilbert showed [Hollingshead] the libretto of an operatic Extravaganza Thespis, and Hollingshead forthwith sent it to Sullivan to set".
He "may forthwith put 'K.B.E.' after his name if he wishes," the announcement said, signifying his status as a knight of the British Empire.
"There's been some confusion, and I plan on addressing it forthwith," he said.
As such, any potential fallout from the Aquinnah Town Hall fiasco (or, as I will be referring to it forthwith, "Whinnygate") have been effectively quashed -- for the moment.
They should drop the target forthwith, and acknowledge it was a mistake.
Even were Kenya to come down to a two-child family forthwith (instead of eight), it would still reach 53 million people before growth peters out.
When the local monsignor announced, one Sunday in 1955, that blacks would forthwith be welcomed at the Catholic church, it was empty a week later, save for three elderly women.
