Sentence examples for soon allied from inspiring English sources

Vanquished Germany, soon allied with its western conquerors, rapidly rose from the ashes of totalitarianism to become a decent land of freedom and prosperity.

At first he supported the Huguenots but soon allied himself with the Duke de Guise and the Marshal de Saint-André in the campaigns conducted against them under Charles IX.

The Rise of bin Laden Mr. bin Laden soon allied himself with Abdullah Azzam, a charismatic Palestinian who gained prominence among the foreign Muslims who came to join the Afghan resistance.

Soon, Allied was borrowing millions of dollars, which it used to speculate in the futures market for vegetable oil; to secure the loans, Mr. DeAngelis pledged salad oil that the company had purportedly stored.

All Times bylines now must be considered suspect because behind them are human beings who, it appears, all too soon ally themselves with the people in power (governmental, political, corporate).

KURDS VOICE DOUBT -- Kurdish officials express doubts over how soon allies could launch an initiative out of the north and surprise at the slow pace of the American invasion of Iraq.

Yet only Checketts and Jean Farren – the future Mrs Checketts – knew just how soon the allied forces would reach Normandy.

Rossellini started work as soon as allied tanks rolled into war-destroyed Rome in June 1944 (writing the script with Fellini), and by January he was shooting.

And soon enough, others allied with the governing coalition, while condemning violence, joined the finger-wagging.

What's worse: at a time when Israel is moving closer toward permanent occupation of the West Bank, the US may soon find itself allied with a nation that rules over a majority of Arab Palestinians without full political rights, an open and honest debate about US-Israeli relations could not be more vital or urgent.

Once York surrendered, the allied army soon dispersed.