Sentence examples for had immediately sought from inspiring English sources

When he first came to New York for Cosmair, in the nineteen-fifties, he had immediately sought out Rubinstein.

Marriner had apparently been unsighted by the diving goalkeeper, Wojciech Szczesny, and had immediately sought clarification from his assistant referees and fourth official over what precisely had occurred at the far post.

England's players had watched events unfold on television after their friendly defeat by Spain in Alicante, with Rooney among those who had immediately sought to contact club-mates and friends in France.

She had immediately sought advice from her DA worker when she realised about the pregnancy: "The first thing I did was to phone DA, to tell her I was pregnant...and find out about (effect of) the heroin".

The home affairs committee was struck that the leading spooks declined all invitations to assist its work by giving evidence in public, and predictably Rifkind and the "need to know" lobby have immediately sought to portray this as a turf war between his committee and home affairs committee.

Al-Qaeda's has been more long-term, while IS has immediately sought to implement Sharia in its territories.

Pope Francis, by contrast, has immediately sought to repair ties with the world of Islam.

Told what had happened, Mr. Von Essen immediately sought to convert him.

Rescuers have to immediately seek for people who need immediate help.

Rowley, stationed at Saint-Paul to the west of Saint-Denis, received word that Africaine had arrived at Saint Denis and immediately sought to drive off the French blockade.

In 1874 he discovered that his wife had a lover called Major Harry Larkyns, whom he immediately sought out.