Sentence examples for got instantly from inspiring English sources

"I'm good for nothing!" he wails in mock misery when he mishears or fails to comprehend something the rest of us got instantly.

When his character, Johnny Strabler, was asked what he was actually rebelling against, his disdainful reply of "whadda you got?" instantly confirmed both attire and actor as talismans of youthful dissent.

"It was probably inevitable, and I think the reason is that the common denominator, the common ground shared by all the various groups who made use of LSD, was that they got instantly excited about it as potentiator of their own agenda, whatever that was," said Martin A. Lee, co-author of "Acid Dreams: The Complete Social History of LSD: The C.I.A., the '60s and Beyond".

This time, "folk got instantly excited by lakes at the base of Antarctica," says Siegert.

As she has gone around telling people about her idea, she says, "women get instantly excited.

"I was dreaming of a transport system where you arrive at a station and get instantly teleported.

David Perel, the former editor-in-chief of the National Enquirer, and a founder of Radar Online, recalls, "Everything that was hitting the window in the courthouse, they were getting instantly".

"I think having a friend send in and get instantly qualified is sentimentally understandable, but it's short-sighted," he said.

You can walk into any family planning clinic, any sexual health clinic, or you can pay to go privately and get tested that afternoon – and there are some results that you can get instantly.

George Osborne will retort that only if we remain within Europe can we complete a pan-European plan to build a giant electric fire and drop it in the Adriatic Sea so any Syrian falling in gets instantly electrocuted.

Contractors will get instantly matched with talent assemblers.