Sentence examples for immediately he put from inspiring English sources

In late February , 1944 when the United States was at war and national unity was in fashion, the Democratic Senate Majority Leader, Alben Barkley, announced that he was resigning, effective immediately; he put down his gavel and walked out of the Capitol building.

Klintberg says she first met Bendjelloul when he came to work for her at Kobra, an arts programme on SVT (Sweden's equivalent to the BBC), and she liked him immediately because he put her in mind of Bambi.

"By failing to campaign effectively for Britain to remain in the EU, and by calling for article 50 to be invoked immediately, he has put vital environmental protections at further risk".

Almost immediately he was put on a plane and flown to Hungary — a country he barely knew, but the first European Union (EU) destination on his months-long journey where he had been stopped by police and registered.

As the first high school football captain to declare his homosexuality so publicly, he immediately proved, as he put it, that "you don't have to do drama or be a drum major to be gay".

It announced itself to Hartley when he was in Venice in May 1952, working on a completely different project; he put it immediately aside and wrote The Go-Between quite fast, revising his draft as soon as October and November.

Ford's penalty on the stroke of half-time made it 27-15, but immediately after the re-start he put a kick out on the full and France, after a series of punishing drives, put Maxime Mermoz through.

Strachwitz had called ahead asking his friend to bring him his Gardes du Corps uniform, which he put on immediately.

They should sell the rental house immediately, he said, and put the proceeds in their investment portfolio.

So, after establishing himself as the lightweight king, he immediately put to rest any notion that he wouldn't carry his power up to 140 pounds.

OP I know nothing about his finances … he immediately put his hands up and said: 'Look, I'm entirely responsible, or the club is entirely responsible, for this.' I think he'd done a lot of good work putting the club together previously because there had been a lot of internal problems … DT Sorry to interrupt but did he put his hands up and say 'I am entirely responsible'?