straight away

In answer to a question about when people would feel better off, Sir Keir said that would be measured at the end of the Parliament but that he wanted people to "feel better off straight away".

"They go out there with a mindset of putting the opposition bowlers under pressure straight away, not allowing them to settle in."

"They started serving drinks straight away," added Rice.

What Eisenberg noticed about Culkin straight away was his complete lack of pretense.

“On your watch, you’re not going to measure your ECG continuously because you drain your battery straight away.”