Sentence examples for shortly order from inspiring English sources

Recall, too, Reagan's own 200-day mark: He had fired the striking air traffic controllers and would shortly order the Navy to shoot back at Libyan warplanes in the Mediterranean, showing he would not be rolled at home or abroad.

She was shortly ordered off the balcony by another security officer calling from her building's lobby.

We just started showing profits this month, however the growth curve in this sector and at this stage can be very steep, and growth capital will be needed fairly shortly in order to keep up with demand and in order to maintain inventories.

A rather good-looking woman, if she says so herself -- and she will, shortly, in order to make a point.

CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden said the organization will be hearing from the hospital shortly in order to "provide the most effective care as possible, as safely as possible, to keep to the absolute minimum the possibility that anyone would become infected".

"Stopping Ebola is a priority for the United States," Barack Obama said, shortly after ordering 3,000 US troops to Liberia.

Among Mr. Burke's comrades killed here was a lieutenant named John Fox, who died shortly after ordering his own men to fire on his position because it was about to be overrun by advancing Austrian and German soldiers.

4. Fast-Track will be unavailable from Sunday June 29th at 12 PM until Tuesday July 1st at 8 PM. 5. Product will be available shortly for ordering.

Picton was killed shortly after ordering the counter-attack and the British and Hanoverian troops also began to give way under the pressure of numbers.

Shortly after ordering the pilot -- and casting actor Matthew Bomer as the lead -- CBS and Warner Bros. axed both The WB and UPN and replaced them with one teen-centric network, the CW.

The company said in a statement released shortly after the order was signed on Friday that the company is "concerned about the impact of this order and any proposals that could impose restrictions on Googlers and their families, or that create barriers to bringing great talent to the U.S".