Sentence examples for Soon adopts from inspiring English sources

Martin Bauman himself soon adopts "this seemingly innocuous, ultimately pernicious little phrase... 'I've heard she's a really bad writer.' 'I've heard she got a huge advance for her last book, but the publisher was disappointed by the sales.' 'I've heard he's always trying to seduce his women students.' "As Martin sees it, "all anyone did was gnaw at the bones of hearsay and hindsight".

This song was soon adopted by other nationalists.

The sabre was soon adopted by other European armies.

Mr. Norberg soon adopted his brother's habits.

First developed for the burgeoning radio market, sound libraries were soon adopted by theatre technicians.

The building industry may soon adopt mold-resistant drywall as a standard.

Other N.B.A. coaches soon adopted Nelson's strategy, and hack-a-Shaq was born.

The French Skiing Federation soon adopted that as its official style.

Behavioral approaches were soon adopted outside the United States, often by scholars with connections to American universities.

It was soon adopted in England, where two horses were used.

Auchincloss, a classic "public school" aesthete, soon adopted a distinctive, English accent.