Sentence examples for and soon understood from inspiring English sources

He had held talks with the new Juventus regime and soon understood that the move to Parma would be beneficial for his career: "Going to Parma is good for me, because I want to play more," he said.

That was nothing to the hate she felt for Sadie Gordon, the young Englishwoman her father hired to look after the children and teach them English; Louise, who was 10 at the time, learned her lessons well, but had a sharp ear for gossip and soon understood that her governess had also usurped her mother's place in papa's bed.

Instead, we have the battles lines now well drawn, and soon, understood.

I looked at the checklist and soon understood what she was going through.

Barclay II, an old-fashioned supper club and lounge, was packed, and we soon understood why.

That experience was the first time I'd seen a dealer do anything for a customer other than sell them drugs, and I soon understood why: we picked the guy up and he immediately started a small fire in the back seat after dropping a spliff and not being able to locate it (ketamine can make doing absolutely anything tricky).

That experience was the first time I'd seen a dealer do anything for a customer other than sell them drugs, and I soon understood why: we picked the guy up and he immediately started a small fire in the back seat after dropping a spliff and not being able to locate it because ketamine can make it tricky to do absolutely anything.

But their community of students and poets soon understood that the two were lovers.

Some of the language became heated, and I soon understood that what may have been a subconscious motivation of his to call for the suppression of the word was that some had used it as a slur against him.

It was a tiny difference, and Mutai and his fellow runners soon understood the problem, but the elite marathon is a sport of tiny margins.

Yet McGregor soon understood and when he first put Westwood through his tests he found out his maximum point of velocity was occurring short of the ball.