Sentence examples for had soon set from inspiring English sources
Friends had soon set up #WheresBunyan and #WheresIndira hashtags on Twitter to discuss Edward and India's whereabouts.
Much as he'd enjoyed the early days of his retirement, boredom had soon set in, making him realise he needed to find something else to do.
Not that the pressure's off too far; Argentina have soon set a maul and are piling upfield again.
And, yes, it sets in the west (where the shifts of meaning would perhaps have been fewer, since wise Australians would surely have soon set out in that direction to seek a newer world, just as Columbus and Tennyson's Ulysses did).
Aurora, however, has soon left the school, expelled after setting fire to the cricket pavilion.
The F.A.A. soon set qualifications for balloonists.
The date had been set soon after the government entered office, and at the time had appeared highly optimistic, given the many political disagreements that had gone before.
Murray and Fleming set up a match point at 6-5 buthehe inspired Croatians saved it and soon had a set point of their own when Fleming netted.
The land wasn't for sale, but he persuaded the owner to let it go, and soon he had set up camp at the base of his own private volcano.
