Sentence examples for promptly used from inspiring English sources

He promptly used the money to start a competing firm.

Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, the Democrat, promptly used that plan to pummel him and win re-election.

In effect, the US handed Isis a military advantage which it promptly used to seize Palmyra, behead captured Syrian soldiers and blow up the ancient ruins.

Don Cruickshank, now chairman of the London Stock Exchange, but then conducting a government-sponsored review of bank profitability, promptly used this as proof of general bank profiteering.

I promptly used my lug wrench to strike the second Trump animatron repeatedly in the back of the head, which caused the first to begin howling and spinning in tight circles.

The new President, Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta, who was elected after he promised that he would have "zero tolerance" for corruption, promptly used forty million dollars in public funds to buy an airplane.

He promptly uses the protection this offers to infiltrate the royal household, seduce the queen, assassinate the king and take the kingdom.

Plato has Glaucon tell the tale: a shepherd named Gyges stumbles upon a ring that can make him invisible, then promptly uses it to bed a queen, slay her king, and claim the throne for himself.

That inconsistency might seem small, but it plays out between the main plotline and the secondary one, in which Craven is given responsibility for everyone's social media and promptly uses it to torment the perky Wright by portraying her as a deliberately-offensive troll (which is pretty much what Leben did in real life as the creator and writer of Chin's Twitter feed, to be fair).

This interface, referred to as webGF-Mill®, allows users to specify mill simulations that are then performed promptly using CSIRO software and computing facilities.

Within this context, preservation of baled silages can be improved by applying polyethylene (PE) film wraps promptly, using an appropriate number of PE film layers (6 to 8), selecting a storage site free of sharp objects or other debris, and by monitoring wrapped bales closely for evidence of puncture, particularly by birds or vermin.