At the museum in Bordeaux, whither it was sent forthwith, it rhymed very well with a painting of the same subject by Rubens.
The Truth Commission's worries disappeared overnight; the subpoena was sent forthwith.
3 The Lacedaemonians were glad to accept this offer, but while they were busied with the building of the triremes, the Athenians forestalled their completion by sending forthwith a force against Lesbos, having manned forty ships and chosen Cleinippides as their commander.
On March 3 of that year he was ordained an Elder by Joseph's brother Hyrum Smith and sent forthwith at Smith's request to Wisconsin, to establish a Mormon stake at Voree.
However, the note said Britain still hoped that Iran would negotiate and said Britain would send a mission "forthwith". This offer was a concession by Britain and an attempt to bring the dispute up to the level of a discussion between governments rather than leave it between a sovereign government and a commercial company.
But if Labour is the largest party, the Queen will have to send for Miliband forthwith.
You should send that beer back forthwith!
Instead of wringing its hands, the UN Security Council must resolve to send a robust force of extra troops forthwith.The biggest snag is that the kind of troops who could make a difference are not readily available.
Sullivan's nephew, Herbert Sullivan, wrote that the libretto was already in existence before his uncle became involved in the project: "Gilbert showed [Hollingshead] the libretto of an operatic Extravaganza Thespis, and Hollingshead forthwith sent it to Sullivan to set".
Forthwith, therefore, he sent letter upon letter to him to Athens, to which Dion added his entreaties; also several philosophers of the Pythagorean sect from Italy sent their recommendations, urging him to come and obtain a hold upon this pliant, youthful soul, which his solid and weighty reasonings might steady, as it were, upon the seas of absolute power and authority.
