Sentence examples for led soon from inspiring English sources

His conspicuous valour in the victorious sea fight with the Persians at Salamis (480) led soon to his election as strategus one of Athens' 10 annual war ministers and generals and he was apparently reelected every year until his ostracism in 461.

Such a move would be likely to lead soon to higher borrowing costs for homeowners and businesses.

This may not lead soon, or ever, to the disarming of Hizbullah, which means that Lebanon will remain unstable and Israel will still feel threatened.

The literature begins with the decorous engagements in the letters of Benjamin Franklin and Abigail Adams and leads soon enough to the earthier liaisons in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and "Tropic of Cancer".

All these endeavors could lead soon to a polio-free country, and Benin is likely to request the certification of the polio eradication in the near future.

The hosts doubled their lead soon after.

Colorado is set to follow its lead soon.

Chelsea restored their two-goal lead soon enough.

Cristiano Ronaldo put Madrid in the lead soon after, before Gio dos Santos equalised.

Collingwood shot out to an 18-point lead soon after half-time.

When Jimmy Kébé almost doubled the lead soon after, Kasper Schmeichel, the Leicester goalkeeper, went berserk at his team-mates.