You would have been well-advised to follow the instructions posthaste.
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Tod Wolters, told Pentagon reporters that he recommended the Javelins get to Ukraine posthaste.
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We still have the rights of free speech and the vote; we must use those tools posthaste.
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And what if you need a set of five rubber finger puppets, weighing all of 0.6 ounces, posthaste?
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If you, like me, have somehow never seen it, get thee to your couch and watch it, posthaste!
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Yes, that involves heading to the salon — but once you see the results, you'll be booking your next appointment posthaste.
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If the DEA fails to take this opportunity to take such action, then it is incumbent that Congress does so posthaste.
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After I booked the room, a confirmation email from the hotel urged me to make a reservation at Death & Co posthaste.
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But when the paramedics arrived at his side and looked at an electrocardiogram, they said they needed to get him to the hospital posthaste.
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No one expected Portland to be in that series in the first place; they finished off L.A. posthaste once its two stars went down.
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We must address these matters posthaste, before some contraption of illumination is invented that leads to this game of sunshine being played at night.
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His important ditty was filmed for posterity and uploaded to Twitter posthaste, as best to rapidly communicate with everyone who so desperately awaited his #take.
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To the Editor: If President Trump uses or tries to use the pardon power to further the commission of crimes or obstruct justice he should be impeached, posthaste.
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After running back to Bethel, silenced by Suicide's Alan Vega strangling audience members with his microphone cord, among other exhilarating confrontations, we knew we had to return posthaste.
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That said, a lot of people on my side are arguing from flawed principles based on political and emotional rather than rational precepts, and they should stop doing that posthaste.
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That production, directed by Deborah Warner at the Old Vic in 2016, reaped such ecstatic notices for its star that it was widely assumed it would be crossing the Atlantic posthaste.
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It might be worth the cost, however, just look at the possibilities Chelsea imagined for the Special One™: Hopefully, for the booming precious metal business, United gets this sorted out posthaste.
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Lil Wayne – Wale, single, 2017 Super Bowl LI—for LIE, which is what we were sold—is over, and, given the outcome of my least favorite football team winning, I say we move on posthaste.
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Every single member was given a token for the Child, and now that Mando's stolen the asset back from the Client that means every scruffy-looking, blaster-shooting nerf herder in the galaxy will be gunning for him posthaste.
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Instead, the Knicks traded him posthaste for the aging center DeAndre Jordan and a talented, but raw, point guard, Dennis Smith Jr. The Knicks already have raw point guards, so maybe management succumbed to a collect-them-all fever.
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The state's Department of Environmental Protection on Friday in court papers said the best path toward a deal with Alpha on the obligations is to "proceed posthaste" to a plan confirmation rather than trying to work out a consensual agreement.
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In conservative media, Snipes became a lightning rod for criticism, with prominent publications calling her an "arrogant bungler" who should be removed posthaste while Republicans worried that a Florida recount could ultimately limit their net Senate victories to just one.
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If Hurshid Pasha succeeds, Tundj Hata will pack the rebel's head in salt and ice, according to the regulations contained in the state manual, and transport it posthaste to the niche in the capital; if not, he'll be taking Hurshid's head instead.
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Posthaste, destiny leads the child to the same place it herds all the courageous orphan-protagonists of speculative fiction: a storied and exclusive institution of magical learning, where he unnerves the faculty, demonstrates arrogance, and forms lasting friendships on his way to vanquishing evil.
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The R&A and the United States Golf Association, the governing bodies of golf, unveiled proposed changes last month to pare the cumbersome rulebook, but many in golf feel they should add one rule posthaste: The sport should not allow a television viewer who contacts officials about a rules infraction to affect the outcome of a tournament.
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In 1998, Lam wrote a recipe book, Eating In: a Post Modern Posthaste Experience, which was published by Hodder Headline.Eating in : a post modern posthaste experience / Khym Lam ; photography Oliver Strewe, National Library of Australia.
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They abandoned the field posthaste leaving behind 23 standards and 3,400 slain, while 830 were taken prisoner. In fact Publius Decius Mus was far away in south Samnium.
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Posthaste is the second studio album by the band OHMphrey, released on April 10, 2012 through Magna Carta Records. It features two additional live tracks that were recorded at Winston's in San Diego, California from a concert in 2009.
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When Germany invaded Poland, the Japanese Government ordered Kamiya to get out. Not stopping for books or clothing, he left posthaste for the U. S. by way of Hamburg and Bergen. He wrote to Dr. Seifriz, asking if he could go to work in his laboratory. Seifriz welcomed him.
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After graduating from Berklee College of Music, Petrie was awarded the BMI Foundation's Pete Carpenter Film Composing Fellowship. He was flown to Los Angeles to work under the Grammy Award-winning composer Mike Post. He then began writing for TV shows and independent films. In 2007, he collaborated with PostHaste Music to compose music for trailers.
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Horace is also flattered by the attentions of the Prince, and soon the sister is drawn into an engagement. She writes to Daniel asking for a pittance of $50,000 for her dowry. Daniel realizes he is needed and starts posthaste to Europe. Prince Kinsillo has had an affair with the flower girl Faustina (Benson), and she discovers his attentions to the American heiress.
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After inspecting Rysakov, instead of returning to the palace posthaste, the Tsar decided to survey the spot where the explosion had occurred. He said "Thank God, I escaped injury," in answer to the anxious inquires of his entourage. As his curiosity was satisfied, he decided to drive away and proceeded to walk back towards the carriage. At this point, Tsar had come to less 1.5 meters from Hryniewiecki, who was leaning against the railing by the canal fence and carrying a bomb wrapped in a handkerchief.
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As the big band era wound down and heavy touring became less common among jazz musicians, Butera re-settled in New Orleans, where he played regularly at the 500 Club for four years. The 500 Club was owned by Louis Prima's brother, Leon, and it was this connection that led him to his much-heralded Vegas-based collaborations with Prima and Smith. Prima transitioned from big band to Vegas somewhat hastily, having signed a contract with the Sahara without having first assembled a back-up band. From his Vegas hotel room, Prima phoned Butera in New Orleans and had him assemble a band posthaste.
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That morning one of the mechanized companies came upon an entrenched VC platoon northwest of Katum. The company's M113 armored personnel carriers overran the position with little difficulty, killing 11 VC. Most of the VC unit involved, a battalion from the 70th Guard Regiment, stayed hidden nearby, apparently unwilling to risk a fight against armor. Later that day a second mechanized company bumped into another entrenched enemy force, an antiaircraft company attached to COSVN, armed with 12.7mm machine guns. That unit, and a second from the 271st that arrived posthaste, held the Americans at bay for several hours, despite heavy US air and artillery support.
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But if there are some old ones already on hand, then as soon as Šindišugab, my messenger, reaches you, let him immediately, posthaste, borrow chariot[s]10 and get here. Let them make some n[e]w ones for future delivery, and then when my messenger comes here with your messenger, let them bring (them) here together. :(43-49)-I send as your greeting-gift 2 minas of lapis lazuli, and concerning your daughter Mayati,11 having heard (about her), I send to her as her greeting-gift a necklace of cricket-(shaped) gems, of lapis-lazuli, 1048 their number. And when your messenger [ comes ] along with Šindišugab, I will make [ ... ] and have {it} brough[t to h]er.
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Brought on board for treatment, the seaman immediately underwent an emergency operation on board Alcona and responded well to the surgery. Alconas doctor then told the Danish vessel's commanding officer, a Commander Tegner, that the man could not be moved for at least four days. When Tegner remonstrated that he had to return to Godthaab posthaste, Captain Esslinger assured the Danish officer that if no other means of transportation could be provided, Alcona would return the man to Godthaab or to any other convenient Greenland port while en route to the United States. The Danish commander accepted Esslinger's offer gratefully. However, toward the end of August, ice conditions around Thule harbor became a grave concern while Alcona was underway for soundings on 31 August and on 2 and 4 September.
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