Sentence examples for instantly joined from inspiring English sources

"Twilight," directed by Catherine Hardwicke, instantly joined one of the most exclusive clubs in Hollywood: movies that earn a profit within their first three days of domestic release.

The Alperen Hearths, a far-right youth organisation that has links to the ultranationalist Great Union party, instantly joined this malicious campaign.

Nine decades ago, in 1917, Harry Patch, who has died aged 111, could have instantly joined the half a million German and Commonwealth soldiers ripped apart in the mud of the battle of Passchendaele.

Just before the first of those crashes, at Kilometer 53, Stéphane Bergés slipped away from his fellow riders, was instantly joined by Ludo Dierckxsens and Christophe Mengin and bolted for the hills.

Nonetheless, the restaurant instantly joins a Hall of Fame of low-price eating places in tech culture.

So Ventoux instantly joins my own extremely short list of outstanding literary novels in which sport plays a significant role.

They instantly join an elite mob of actors (Richard Griffiths, Tim Pigott-Smith, Kevin Spacey) who've lost it when ring tones crashed through their treasured "fourth wall".

Whoever welcomes Snowden will instantly join the revered pantheon of rebels who dared to defy what José Martí called "the eagle with larcenous claws".

Meanwhile the new Broadway production "Motown: The Musical" had a strong first set of preview performances last week, instantly joining the million-dollar club with a gross of $1,029,883 for seven performances (one fewer than the standard eight).

Throughout the affair, I used to ask friends, puzzled by the French reluctance to instantly join in the damnation of D.S.K., to try a small thought experiment: imagine that Sarah Palin, on holiday in Paris shortly before announcing for the Presidency, was arrested for shoplifting from a store on the Rue St. Honore, then marched around in handcuffs and imprisoned in the Santé.

This strategy could allow Facebook to create a home for Bonfire with dedicated access to launching a multi-screen group video chat, but also let Messenger's 1.2 billion monthly users instantly join in.