Sentence examples for will immediately make from inspiring English sources

We will immediately make public the assortment of secret laws that my predecessors have created.

One senior Pentagon consultant I spoke to said he was optimistic that "American air will immediately make the Iraqi Army that much better".

The funding from Alibaba Group will immediately make Grameen China a fairly big player compared with other microcredit N.G.O.'s in the country.

At some point, the girls and I will erupt in an argument, but we will immediately make up by piling into my daughter's king-size bed to watch "Downton Abbey".

"If a threat of aggression arises," the treaty states, the two sides "will immediately make contact with each other and hold consultations in order to eliminate the emerging threat".

An attractive chandelier will immediately make the space feel like more than an ordinary closet, and sconces on either side of a vanity mirror will make people look and feel their best, he said, because "lighting on the side of the face, versus overhead, is always much more flattering".

There's a curious sub-species of the British Lad, uncatalogued by leading lad biologists, who you will meet in the smoking area of a nightclub and he will immediately makes friends with you on Facebook.

Automatic trip upgrades simply means that if Uber's system spots a better pairing of driver and rider, even after an initial match has already been made, it'll immediately make the change and alert both rider and driver via push notification to make sure they're kept in the loop.

So he will just immediately make that jump forward during the race.

Neil Gorsuch takes his seat on the Supreme Court this week and will immediately have a chance to make his mark with a case that involves one of the top priorities for the conservative movement: lowering the barriers between church and state.

Whatever the initial stimulus that starts the changes in material properties of the amnioserosa leading to net contraction, it is likely that other changes will follow immediately, making it very difficult to disentangle cause and effect.