Sentence examples for instant notice from inspiring English sources
At just over six feet long — none of the six-footers actually measure exactly that — it attracted instant notice and controversy.
Some of these will be manned, not only by doctors, but also by amateur radio operators, who will be in communication by walkie-talkie with hams scattered up & down the Avenue, ready to flash instant notice of any misadventure.
The device is a small ABS constructed cylinder 5 cm in diameter and 9 cm tall and can be operated by non technical individuals at an instant notice.
All 23 players have to be ready at an instant's notice".
But it may opt for a cheaper (and less effective) system than the current one, in which at least one of four nuclear-armed submarines is on constant patrol, ready to unleash Armaggeddon at an instant's notice.
Michael Collins, meanwhile, remained in the stifling command module, hurtling around the moon and preparing at an instant's notice to initiate one of 18 rescue procedures, should something fail on the surface below.
In The New York Times's "Books of the Century," the writer Rose Lee assays that this shift to another scene at an instant's notice "justifies M. Proust in dilating upon the most minute occurrences, so long as he maintains the air of spontaneous recollection".
Also with him was a 16-gauge, single-barrel sawed-off shotgun; a hunting knife with a nine-and-a-half-inch blade; a second hunting knife with a five-and-a-half-inch blade; a lock-blade knife; two boot knives in leather sheaths; a hatchet; a second clip for the SKS; 22 shells for the shotgun; and a pit bull named Redson who was trained to kill at an instant's notice.
This is not to say that Johnson necessarily deserves some sort of robust defense ― though perspective demands that I point out that it's far more valuable to be able to gauge how a politician thinks than it is to discover what facts he or she can recite at an instant's notice.
Very often scholars receive instant rejection notices, so they never have any opportunity to benefit from peer review (Wellington and Nixon 2005).
At that instant, we noticed that the grid points near the reference point ((i,j)) have much more contributions than those far away from it.
