If we act with promptitude there will be no danger; not in the least.

Escape by way of the windows is practically impossible if we act with promptitude.

The more necessary is it, therefore, to act with promptitude.

He had, however, recovered sufficiently to enable him to act with promptitude and discretion.

Governor Johnson did not act with promptitude.

It was necessary now to act with promptitude, and the final preparations were pushed on with the utmost speed.

The President acted with promptitude; but the outcome was clear.

The Government acted with promptitude, as they were bound to do in such a case.

He acted with promptitude and energy, for Sir Robert Peel never hesitated when he had made up his mind.

"To do her any good we must act with promptitude."

"But to act with promptitude, great sacrifices must be made."

In a situation which might well have thrown the quickest-witted of men off his balance, he acted with promptitude, intelligence and despatch.

That interval was actively improved by Lafayette, who, although not apprised of the full extent of his danger, acted with promptitude and decision.