Sentence examples for promptly placed from inspiring English sources
When Pope John Paul II named Fan bishop, he was promptly placed under house arrest.
And Sporting Lisbon have signed Ryan Gauld from Dundee United and promptly placed a €60m buy-out clause on him.
He sounded stunned to be promptly placed in Monday's lineup, batting sixth and playing first, but Girardi did not bother allowing Ishikawa time to get acclimated.
A week later, Levison's lawyers announced that they were appealing to Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, an announcement that nearly got Levison into further trouble; the appeal was promptly placed under seal.
After being alerted to the problem, the local government promptly placed a rainproof cover over the waste piles, put up warning signs, dug a ditch to catch polluted water and arranged for the site to be patrolled.
His next film, "The Usual Suspects" (1995), about five men who meet in a criminal line-up, was so stylish and highly praised that Mr. Singer was promptly placed in the pantheon of hip, young and sought-after Hollywood directors.
She — twice — stretches her arms forward ("I crave the big beyond"), whereupon she promptly places her hands on the floor and extends a leg into the air ("I just want to upend myself as a tripod for you, darling — you know the games we play").
In a written statement, vice president of Teach for China Linh Carpenter said the failure to promptly place teachers in 2012 was caused by a "bureaucratic miscommunication," and acknowledged that 20percentt of that year's fellows left before completing their contracts.
"A resolution should create a binding commitment for the regime to give up its chemical weapons within a specific time frame, to credibly, reliably, promptly place them under international control for destruction," he said.
E.U. leaders face a rising tide of criticism for failing to promptly put in place an effective response to Greece's debt crisis, making the cost of the bailout even steeper.
For this they are placed promptly after blasting, anchored at the end, tensioned, and then grouted to resist corrosion and to prevent anchor creep.
