Sentence examples for instantly admitted from inspiring English sources

The real philosopher-in-residence, however, is Schwarzenegger himself; when Claire Danes — a wonderful actress, whose features are a delicate register of shifting sympathies — takes up an automatic weapon and destroys an unmanned robot plane, she is instantly admitted to the company of honorary Terminators.

Anyone who receives a gift is instantly admitted to the Gifts user base and can then send them.

He did not like bankers' children, he told parents another time, but said he would instantly admit the offspring of "real artists".

He told prospective parents that he did not like bankers' children but would instantly admit the offspring of "real" artists, a bit of bravado that lost its charm when bankers began displacing artists in the Brooklyn circles from which St. Ann's draws students.

If he turned up at A&E in the UK he would be admitted instantly and see specialists either the same day or the next.

Once she has been admitted, she instantly forgets the dramas around the series of collapses that have brought her there and instantly digs in with a charm offensive.

"This isn't a Thai experience," he admits, instantly.

But buzz through to enter, and you'll be admitted into an instantly welcoming shop smelling of clean, warm wool.

Mr. Bogdan admitted that he did not instantly understand Mr. Larson's overtures.

But it was instantly plain that to admit adherence to New Critical precepts would shut me out from the seminar; so, just as instantly, I switched allegiance to the other side, though five minutes before I had scarcely known that there was another side.

In an interview with Rolling Stone, The Donald admitted he was watching the awards when West gave his instantly iconic speech.