Sentence examples for established soap from inspiring English sources

WHEN an accomplished character actress of the legitimate theater has both an established soap opera and a new - and recently renewed - television series going for her, she might, understandably, say "no" to the call of community theater.

But Port-au-Prince is tensely preparing for its arrival in the densely populated slums and tent camps here, with treatment centers being established, soap and water purification tablets being distributed and public safety announcements stressing hygiene.

And the dramatic conventions established by soap opera also help a modern author.

That title properly belonged to his grandfather Joseph, a Quaker businessman who established a soap works on the banks of the Mersey in 1814.

ABC Family hopes the show, along with the established teenage soap opera "Greek" and a coming mini-series called "Samurai Girl," will complete its makeover into a year-round, top-rated channel, something it has long sought but never quite accomplished.

A spin-off from the established BBC soap EastEnders, it is set in EastEnders regular setting of Albert Square, a Victorian square in the fictional borough of Walford, in the East End of London.

"Establishing a soap is a long-term game.

Eventually, Chayes cut ties with the Karzais and set out on her own, establishing a soap factory in Kandahar, in 2005.

Dr Santosh Sureen (Shwe Mann) - Municipal Health Minister during the 1960s Chaudhry Charan Das - Originally hailing from Gujranwala (now in Pakistan), Chaudhary Charan Das moved to Burma in the early 1900s to establish a soap factory in Mandalay (Burma) under the banner S. Sagar & Co. Decades later during Japanese invasion the family then returned and settled in Rawalpindi.

In between these, he established himself in soap opera.

Historically burned to make soap.