Sentence examples for will promptly be from inspiring English sources

The official added that: "We have received assurances the ten sailors will promptly be allowed to continue their journey".

Whenever someone an athlete, an actor, a politician fails in a public way, his face will promptly be replaced by Jordan's.

Whenever someone an athlete, an actor, a politician fails in a public way, his face will promptly be replaced by Jordan's.

"The Port Authority Bus Terminal will promptly be taken for granted," wrote The New York Herald-Tribune on Nov. 3, 1950, hinting that it did not think it should be.

You hit one (or are hit by one) and you will promptly be arrested.

We sit atop our porcelain thrones, pooping and peeing into potable water that will promptly be flushed down the drain and never to be seen again.

Early Wednesday, the Netherlands announced that it will promptly being using scanners for U.S.-bound flights, putting pressure on other cities to do the same.

As long as designers pump out handsets like the alessiphone, which Target and Pottery Barn designers will promptly copy, they are here to stay.

Then why don't we say that?" Professor Burns's theory is that "the word has risen with prosperity and will promptly decline if there is a recession".

Reports of possible improper deductions will be promptly investigated and employees will be reimbursed for deductions found to be improper.

Under its so-called "no compromise" approach, sports that do well will have their funding increased, while those that do not will be promptly cast aside.