Sentence examples for would immediately come from inspiring English sources
Everything would immediately come to a halt.
Where should travelers in their 20s and 30s go? A. Beijing would immediately come to mind.
If cautioned about a dubious or questionable character, the lawyer in him would immediately come to the fore.
A normal person would immediately come up with the correct answer, which is no, and then buy a nifty set of silicon baking sheets from Williams-Sonoma.
"If a player wishes to object to being transferred, his contract of employment would immediately come to an end, leaving him with no contract, no dismissal and no right to compensation from either oldco or newco.
"Everybody thought it would be easy to drug it, easy to make a small molecule and inhibit it, so you would immediately come up with a very rational cure for the disease".
One of three guest acts would then immediately come on and do three songs, calm us down, and then James would come back and do the same crazy tease, once even sitting on a stool and doing some standard like "Georgia On My Mind" and then just standing up and jogging offstage... again!
The Ravel was less successful: its winding lines, heavily pedaled, touch on Ravel's atmospheric sense of mystery, perhaps, but if Ravel's name were not in its title, it wouldn't immediately come to mind.
How to fake being an art connoisseur Thomas Hoving I would just immediately come out with a whole bunch of jargon and then say, 'Oh, I'm so sorry,' and then translate it beautifully and then never use jargon again, which embeds in the person's mind that I am an expert talking in an arcane language that obviously only 13 people in the world know about but I'm gracious enough never to use it again.
Of all buildings to run on renewable energy, a museum dedicated to coal wouldn't immediately come to mind.
"We want to make sure that any kind of sexual offence that occurs on the transport network is investigated, and I would urge people to immediately come forward and report their concerns to the police to enable us to bring offenders to justice".
