Sentence examples for Soon contributing from inspiring English sources

The conversation continued, with Marco M soon contributing a remarkably elegant solution to the main problem.

Bradbury published his first story in 1940 and was soon contributing widely to magazines.

Married in 1947 to Dick Beare of the London family firm of violin dealers, she first became interested in interviewing instrument makers, then the players, and was soon contributing pieces to many newspapers and magazines.

Investors had speculated the Fed might start pulling back on its program soon, contributing to a spate of volatility, though equities advanced strongly on both Monday and Tuesday ahead of the statement.

In 1964, when he was 18, the daughter of David Astor, the editor-publisher of The Observer, invited him to the family's country estate for a weekend; Astor was so captivated by Cohn's understanding of mods and rockers that he was soon contributing street-level dispatches to the paper's Briefing section.

Government may soon contribute to recovery alongside the private sector; but perhaps not soon enough for Mr Obama.

RUSSIA'S NEW ACTION MOVIE: Andrei Kavun, a Russian film director, will soon contribute a new film, "Hunt for the Piranha," to the country's flourishing action genre.

And a new report by Chatham House concludes that Yemen's own internal problems may soon contribute to increasing instability in the region.

He soon contributed poetry and then prose, including panegyrics on Edward Cave, the magazine's proprietor, and another contributor, the learned Elizabeth Carter.

A tour at the fore of globalization was made to look parochial, a wobble that soon contributed to the resignation of L.P.G.A. Commissioner Carolyn Bivens.

Elected master of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, in 1540, he took a leading part in transforming the university into a Reformist seminary that would soon contribute greatly to the intellectual life of English Protestantism.