Sentence examples for speedily become from inspiring English sources

It includes a good version of the Dream Act, to help young people who were brought here illegally as children speedily become citizens.

Any visible daylight between the two and she would speedily become irrelevant in the eyes of foreign leaders.That may not stop tensions from developing, however, especially if Mr Obama makes decisions that Mrs Clinton dislikes.

He established himself at Seto, Owari (now Aichi prefecture), which speedily became a large centre of manufacture.

He speedily became one of Henry's favourites, receiving an annual fee of 500 marks to compensate for the divided inheritance and exercising the hereditary stewardship at the coronation of Queen Eleanor (Eleanor of Provence; 1236).

Speedily adapting the current musical and sartorial fashions of late 1966 London to his own needs, he was soon able not only to match the likes of the Who at their own high-volume, guitar-smashing game but also to top them with what rapidly became the hottest-ticket show in town.

The aged politician looks back, her mind scrolling speedily through history: running to become leader of the party, taking on the unions, the sinking of the Belgrano, the poll tax riots, war with her colleagues.

First, the tools have enabled us to become "citizen journalists" who can speedily upload an interesting photo or video to the web or send it to a bona fide media outlet.

It has become more accessible, more intuitive, more applicable, speedily grasped and more creatively applied.

It has become more transparent, releasing minutes of Fed meetings speedily as well as publishing two-year economic forecasts.

The court issued its 211-word decision speedily — and in Mr. Maliki's favor — but it did not become publicly known until late on Friday.

The Web has become a forum for public activism that would be speedily suppressed, or widely ignored, if it occurred offline.