Germans instantly referred to it after the raid as the "Mohne catastrophe".
She had asked if I had any ideas to help, and I had instantly referred her to a friend of mine who works with adolescents as a therapist.
I was instantly referred to the child welfare center when I came from Barcelona to the Netherlands' (Moroccan participant).
On hearing that her grandchild had kept its legs in a tight ball during the scan, my Mum teased: "He/she is obviously as wilful as you!" My older brother thought it was hilarious and instantly began referring to the baby as Leslie, Vivien and other unisex names.
These days, whenever anybody in the IT industry mentions that word, it is instantly understood to refer to "The Innovator's Dilemma", a book by Clayton Christensen, a professor at Harvard Business School, who has since followed it up with a sequel, "The Innovator's Solution".
"I would refer you instantly to Claus's Desert Island Discs, probably the best I ever heard, telling us about his early life in Berlin as a small boy going to great concerts by the likes of Furtwängler and Klemperer, then coming here as an enemy alien and building a career at the very heart of British public life.
"Every voice can be heard cheaply and instantly," Stoll observed, referring to the online chat community then known as Usenet.
I knew instantly that this was the time to refer her to a doctor at the nearest health facility," she said.
I knew instantly that this is the time to refer her to a doctor at nearest health facility".
Talk to people in New York or California about country, and they will instantly think you are referring to the Garths, Randys, Shanias and Swifts, none of whom I own a record by.
