Sentence examples for seen soon after from inspiring English sources

The pictures of Bosnian atrocities were seen soon after they took place.

Lord Lucan, who if still alive would be in his 80s, was last seen soon after Ms Rivett's death at a friend's house in Uckfield, Surrey.

In 65 she came back to England and released her only English-language single (the sublime, breathy-folk Look At Them) and was seen soon after romping naked with Jane Birkin and David Hemmings in Blow Up.

I see what his headteacher must have seen – soon after meeting Ayiris, 15 and articulate and inquisitive, at a cafe near where he lives in Newham, he has mentioned government foreign policy, the suffragette movement, Islamophobia, quoted Malcolm X and asked about the state of the newspaper industry, all in a charming, not remotely arrogant, manner.

During the voyage, Wilcox fell into the ocean; he was seen soon after by the destroyer, face down in the water, but due to rough seas was unable to retrieve the body.

As already pointed out, the patterns described above are seen soon after instituting therapy.

The group-counselling session you see soon after, parents gathered in a drab municipal hall, suggests that the death toll was high.

I saw "Distant" soon after seeing "School of Rock," and the two pictures struck me as a flawless double bill, each forcing you to thirst after the other.

From your experience seeing other women follow soon after, what's most helpful for women wanting to advance in computer science?

Eyewitness records of the speeches and manoeuvrings of Deng Xiaoping and his comrades, illicitly smuggled out, unfold a more graphic inside picture of high politics than any I've seen, so soon after the events, from any western democracy.

Ivan Lendl, who coached Murray to his previous two slam titles, could be seen weeping soon after the Scot secured victory here.