"Shortly put" is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
It may be seen as a mistake or grammatically incorrect. It is better to use the phrase "to put it shortly" or "in short" instead. Example using "to put it shortly": To put it shortly, we need to finish the project by next week. Example using "in short": In short, the company's financial situation is not looking good.
In 1920, Schad translated the Schadographs into three dimensions, as painted reliefs, cheerful Arplike constructions, which explore bright silhouettes against a dark backdrop, a collage technique he would shortly put to very different use.
Every now and then, however, as the echoes of tunes such as For Sentimental Reasons and Nancy (With the Laughing Face) hung elegantly in the air, he would slip off stage to inhale from an oxygen cylinder to counter the emphysema that would shortly put an end to his public appearances.
Analyst John Lawson said: FirstGroup will shortly put its balance sheet issue to bed (for now) and, whilst the final outcome of the rights issue will not be known for another two weeks, investors should at long last begin to focus on the recovery story (especially in student and UK bus), instead of fretting about the group's finances.
We discuss technical details and pros and cons of the presented approach and shortly put out work into the context of the MDA.
General Clinton, echoing Pyrrhus of Epirus, remarked in his diary that "A few more such victories would have shortly put an end to British dominion in America".
Fuck no, it has to be nice here, too!" exclaims the artist, who will shortly put a version of his cush digs complete with carpeted and mirrored floors on display at Blum & Poe as part of his first hometown solo show in five years, transforming the first floor of the Culver City space into a tour of his oeuvre to date.
See articleAt a meeting in Berlin, foreign ministers from America, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China agreed on the draft of a third resolution on Iran that will shortly be put to the United Nations Security Council.
During the two weeks that the crew spends in Iraq, Mr. Chalabi and the members of the Leadership Council, who arrive believing that they will shortly be put in charge of an Iraqi-led interim government, are moved to the sidelines.
His theory may shortly be put to the test in China.The combination of excess worldwide capacity in shipbuilding and a domestic credit crunch is pushing some Chinese yards to the brink, just as the new leaders in Beijing are poised to move ahead with tough economic reforms even where these bring social costs such as job losses.
The Blues chairman took control of the club in February 2010 and shortly afterwards put them into administration with debts of around £120m.
I'll post some Twitter reaction to the speech shortly, before putting up a summary.
