Sentence examples for immediately going on from inspiring English sources

She won a place at St Anne's College, Oxford, and graduated with a BA in psychology and physiology in 1973, immediately going on to train in clinical psychology at the Institute of Psychiatry in London.

"Hellooo!" she says, sitting next to me, before immediately going on Facebook and becoming lost in her phone, to the extent that I practically have to shout her name to get her attention.

But in this Romans passage, Paul seems not to mean "eternal" by this word, for he immediately goes on to say the secret "is now disclosed", so of course it wasn't kept secret eternally.

Theo Walcott immediately goes on the break and Bournemouth manage to halt the pressure, but only after Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's deflected shot is collected by goalkeeper Artur Boruc.

They immediately went on a shopping spree, buying toy cars and trucks to blow up - the trick is to match them to what Bissaso can find in the local scrap yards, so they can be used for stunts.

Of course, he immediately went on to say that its impact was uncertain indeed, hard to estimate, and in any event entirely manageable.

They entered the country through New Orleans, but almost immediately went on to Detroit where Valentina's family had settled after fleeing from Latvia during World War II.

The latter article immediately went on to say '[m]y friends were disgusted with me and asked how long I was going to carry on like that'.

I refer to the experiment by Walter Mischel, in which he showed that those four-year-old children who can resist eating a marshmallow, if promised a second one for not indulging immediately, go on to great things.

Immediately go on a walk with the nourished dog (the one that can walk the longest).

A superset is when you complete one set of an exercise then immediately go on to the next exercise.