Going immediately from Athelstan to Louis XIV suited him.
"If you don't go immediately from one skill to another [or] if your arms swing backwards or forwards…it's a full five-tenths of a point off".
She wanted to do it so badly, she said, that she persisted even though it forced her to go immediately from filming "Bowfinger" to shooting "Committed," without a day off, and then immediately to "Austin Powers".
But in one of the local customs Mr. O'Brien will have to accommodate in his new cable neighborhood, "Family Guy" will go immediately from being his lead-in program to one of his chief competitors once he starts at 11 p.m. on TBS.
The changes, which seem all but certain to be enacted by state legislatures, mean that the presidential candidates face the prospect of going immediately from an ordered series of early contests in relatively small states in January to a single-day, coast-to-coast battlefield in February, encompassing some of the most expensive advertising markets in the nation.
Fortunately, rapid and large changes of the position (e. g. going immediately from one corner of the image to the other) are not typical for SPM scanning and would be even senseless due to the limited speed of the probe-sample feedback loop.
8) Go immediately from one relationship to another.
I turned my eyes, which had gone immediately from the glaring red screen to my lap, so as to avoid having to look at anyone celebrating nearby, to the people sitting around me. Dejected, painful, shocked, hurt, sorrowful -- those were the looks on the faces of the people who just moments before, I had been joking around with happily.
I would rise monk-like at 6am, speak to no one, make tea and go immediately to my desk from which I didn't move until frills appeared around the edges of my eyes or I heard the sound of a wine bottle being uncorked.
Now that Google has more or less figured out what needs to happen to keep a global device rollout from going immediately south, it's arguably better prepared to push out a solid phone at a crazy low price point.
