in short order

1. Quickly, without delay, as in The children got ready in short order to go to the mall. [First half of 1800s]

Example Sentences

So the idea that companies are all going to double their sales, doubling real GDP per capita, in short order, is a nonstarter.

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Here comes CBS, like an old-school TV network — which, it is, after all — premiering its new and returning shows in short order like a real fall season.

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Many customers defaulted in short order, resulting in cars being repossessed, which Tricolor then resold.

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As a result, pitches for the tournament were remade in short order and are constantly being tweaked to deal with the blistering heat.

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But in short order, Maresca built one of the quickest offensive machines in the league, built around one of its best young players, Cole Palmer.

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• instantly 
• promptly 
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• swiftly