Meanings of bring instant in English

Apple's iPod music players used to bring instant social prestige.

It can bring instant money, fame and the fan-following of millions from across continents.

To move from his place by the tent was certain to bring instant detection.

To refuse to do as he was bid might be to bring instant arrest upon himself.

However, the very idea that Kenny Dalglish would bring instant balm to heal their wounds was confounded at Hampden Park.

She was aiming a hair knife at his throat, doubtless with enough mechanism to bring instant death or something worse.

How the weapon operated, we did not know; but that a flash from it would bring instant death we well imagined.

Bowles, White House chief of staff from 1996-98 under Democratic President Bill Clinton, would bring instant credibility.

The greatest caution was necessary to prevent disturbing the savages, as the slightest noise would awake them, and probably bring instant death upon the captives.

They were busily engaged when a shout brought instant silence to the group.

Cutting back on insurance brings instant relief to a hard-pressed wallet.

A sharp look or a curt command brought instant attention.

All three brought instant controversy, in their own sweet ways.

The decision to do so brought instant and happy relief.

The wound would have brought instant death to most men.

The motionless light-beam itself had done little damage, but its appearance brought instant chaos.