Mr. Gates, of course, instantly ran into the new Republican chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Howard McKeon, who believes that defense spending is much too sacrosanct to be included in the full-scale slashing Republicans promise for the rest of federal discretionary spending.
As soon as I agreed, those very bandits materialized not 10 feet away and instantly ran him through.
Put on a serious play that sexualises the colonial act, however, and you instantly run into trouble.
Rivals complain that when they meet with Mr. Shirzai, he instantly runs to report to the Americans.
It was a moment that made you wince — "It was really hard to see," his opponent, Dan Haren, said after the game — but McCarthy sat up almost instantly, running his hands through his hair, and he walked off the field.
He turns this special skill into a profitable sideline, getting guys to pay him to take their ex-girlfriends on a date and treat them so bad that they will instantly run back to their old boyfriends.
For example, last week, while cooking at a bus depot, it was heavily implied that a disappointing pudding would instantly run the entire London transport network to a permanent standstill.
It's a strong mix of tracks, except Wayne's got one major problem: trading on the legacy of the original No Ceilings has instantly run the risk of setting expectations too high, and it's hard not to feel just a tinge of disappointment at this new drop of tracks.
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