Sentence examples for soon described from inspiring English sources
His tutor, Gilbert Ryle (1900 76), soon described Ayer as "the best student I have yet been taught by".
He became DG at the BBC in 2000 and soon described the organisation as "hideously white" having discovered management had very low representation from the ethnic minorities.
In South Carolina General Hunter organized the Union Army's first African American regiment and was soon described by the Confederacy as a "felon to be executed if captured".
But when New Oxford Street opened in 1845, the former residents of the slum crowded into nearby Church Street, which was soon described as "a roadway strewn with every species of filth".
Bembo's personal collection was soon described as a "museum" and attracting learned visitors from far and wide, who came as much to benefit from his erudition and his knowledge about the works as to view the objects themselves.
Murphy began racing in 1875 and was one of the first jockeys to pace his mount for a charge down the homestretch a technique soon described as the "grandstand finish".
He makes efforts to be robust - "This is more or less nonsense" - but is soon describing Hardy as "very daring in his way" or calling Shakespeare's Fluellen "a little terrier of vividness" ("little" is a favourite adjective).
An Edwardian holiday resort with a mile-long promenade grew out of nowhere and blossomed so fruitfully that some were soon describing it as the Torquay of the north.
William G. Smojver, director of technology and information services for the school district of Waukesha, Wis., near Milwaukee, said he called the company recently to ask about the pending delivery of machines and was told that a letter would be going out soon describing the company's new policy.
On taking over as Rangers chairman last week, Dave King said the £5m loan from Sports Direct was unlikely to be paid back soon, describing the resolution as "a non-event".
Warfare was common, and the narrative is soon describing a conflict with the Crow.
