Sentence examples for instantly so that from inspiring English sources
Now, with the Internet, any song, video, chart or factual tidbit is available instantly, so that no one needs Mr. Kasem to explain what is No. 1 anymore.
As the arrests began on Saturday, onlookers uploaded video and commentary to a variety of social media sites almost instantly, so that it was almost as if the incident were being streamed.
In the new system, auto makers will relay sales data and orders from dealers to the new marketplace almost instantly, so that even second-tier suppliers, like a leather vendor, can receive this information immediately.
Generally, fault detection is assumed to be completed instantly so that the time could be ignored.
The regent solutions were injected rapidly into the sample pool (each solution was 100 μL) and in turn the reaction door closed instantly so that the reaction was in the dark.
"It just sort of clicked instantly so that this whatever exists in terms of chemistry, was just instantly firing on all cylinders.
"What you need to foster a good environment is prison officers who are able to work with prisoners but then help mentor them towards education and work, because most prisoners don't want to do that instantly, so you need to have healthy relationships to start turning their lives around.
Every packaged food label would feature a color-coded bar with a 15-point scale so that almost instantly the consumer could determine whether the product's overall rating fell between 11 and 15 (green), 6 and 10 (yellow) or 0 and 5 (red).
Netflix, for instance, is working on a system that predicts what a user is likely to want to watch based on previous viewing so that stream starts instantly without buffering.
We just concentrated on making something that didn't sound instantly dated, so that in 10 years' time some kid heard it and went: "Oh, 2006," Win says.
The style develops an internal tension but is held straight by the hooded staminode; when the latter is touched, the style escapes and instantly bends so that the stigma (the sticky pollen-receiving surface) faces downward.
