Reading Joseph J. Ellis's "First Family: Abigail and John Adams" on a Kindle was a pleasure; I could move immediately from text to footnote.
Last week, many of them showed up at work as usual to be told they would be moving immediately from Yangon, the country's seaside capital, to Pyinmana, a new-built city 200 miles (320 km) to the north.
In another internal document written after Sergeant Maseth's death, a senior Army officer in Baghdad warned that soldiers had to be moved immediately from several buildings because of electrical risks.
I asked her in 1983 why there were no longer great Scandinavian sopranos, as none had come along and endured after her, and she replied, "Jet plane travel". The temptation to move immediately from one locale, one climate, one time zone to another is now just too great, especially when a singer is fearful of losing her voice or her fees or both.
The Beltway moved immediately from the election to an obsession with the "Grand Bargain".
Move immediately from one exercise to the next, and rest 1-2 minutes between circuits.
Or that it warps their perception of reality so that it seems like a natural segue to move immediately from an argument to, say, lethal gunplay.
Tellingly, he moved immediately from talking about aid to post-Brexit free trade, and with the two being conflated so easily we can be on the lookout for UK Aid money being used in the service of the neediest of all: British capitalists.
Thus moving immediately from one endocrine therapy to another in hormone-receptor-positive MBC, may be the wrong strategy in some patients.
The weekly number of patients who move immediately from angiography to the operation without registration on a wait list reduced chances of surgery within target time in all urgency groups of listed patients.
