Sentence examples for prompt not from inspiring English sources
A gameplan has always been his prompt, not something to recite over and over.
Again, it appears, a rebuke from the Court will prompt not a retreat by the Bush Administration but another attempt to double-down on its aggressive approach to the detainees.
The kicker, Ms. Drexler said, is that, when parents do first model the new diaper on babies in public, it is apt to prompt not stern looks but the opposite.
If so, the markets will presumably soon regret their spasm of exuberance on January 3rd and we will soon applaud the Fed's prompt, not precipitate, action in cutting rates.
Use the Seoul summit as a prompt, not to create some new Plaza Accord (today's tensions are too complex to settle in a grand peace treaty of the sort hammered out by just five countries in New York in 1985) but as a way to clarify the debate and keep up the pressure.
That prompted not a little grumbling among some staff members.
If prompted – not very hard – David Steele is testimony to that.
What works best is frequent prompts, not once-a-year punishment.
The unusual route was prompted not by fear of parking in Newark, but by nostalgia.
The works were allegedly stolen, in the nineteenth century, prompting not legal prosecution but relief.
