Sentence examples for much immediately after from inspiring English sources
Collingwood admitted as much immediately after the game but the criticism was nevertheless fierce.
She joined me for dinner and a couple of drinks pretty much immediately after I had been dumped by this other person.
After all, Dyer revels in his ability to have hit the dole pretty much immediately after university, to have embraced LSD and pot, to have lounged around in Brixton boning up on the world: freedoms few can embrace.
They will then beat it nextdoor pretty much immediately – after all, a canvasser's job is not primarily to persuade, but to identify their vote so they can get it out come polling day.
Webber was reluctant to say too much immediately after the race.
We hear that pretty much immediately after IntoNow launched, Yahoo reached out about a possible deal.
("He had a heart attack pretty much immediately after bad golf swing, down in one so that dusty bottle reminds me of Barry").
Although we have only two data points for comparison, both Mr. Biden in 2008 and Mr. Edwards in 2004 also polled much better immediately after their rollout than they had earlier in those years.
This scenario has been much discussed immediately after the chancellor's Budget speech, but George Osborne says that new pensioners can be trusted to organise their own finances.
In comparison, the 4.2 petrol V8 and even the 4.2 diesel, though very, very quick in their own right, felt so much slower immediately after having driven the W12.
