Sentence examples for only very shortly from inspiring English sources

Before Amis there were her affairs with the controlling Robert Aickman and the controlling Arthur Koestler ("whatever she did threw Koestler into a fury"), and the letters Cecil Day-Lewis wrote to her only very shortly after he had left his first wife, Mary, and his long-term lover Rosamond Lehmann for actor Jill Balcon.

Notably, the idea of an American Dream had itself been brought to the attention of U.S. society only very shortly before, in James Truslow Adams's book The Epic of America.

Hereafter the female spent 4 h lying still in the nest, leaving it only very shortly.

But very shortly, the questions of credibility begin to arise.

Only after this confession was obtained, but significantly very shortly thereafter, was Malinski booked, arraigned and taken to the jail.

The codex was to be presented to the pope, a decision only announced by Ceolfrith very shortly before the departure, allowing the dedication page to be dated with confidence to around May 716, though the rest of the manuscript was probably already some years old, but only begun after Ceolfrith succeeded as abbot in 689.

These are both available only by prescription and will probably be effective only if taken before infection or very shortly afterward.

But, if it is upheld by the Supreme Court, it will very shortly be the only legal one.

But still I wonder why some TV ads from large companies run in one form and then -- very shortly thereafter -- run only in an edited form, with a clever or perhaps racy or mildly offensive line edited out.

On Monday evening, Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady [R-Tex.] said only that the timing for a bill 'is very shortly.'..

But it is also observed that such increase is limited and relatively slow as compared to the spatial-correlated only case, and the spectral efficiency will saturate very shortly.