Sentence examples for soon destroyed from inspiring English sources
The efflorescence, however, was soon destroyed in the civil wars.
What was built by progress was soon destroyed by it.
He was the son of Borys Lewertow, a Jewish businessman and teacher, in a world that was soon destroyed by the Nazis.
Their provisions were soon destroyed by insects and rain; the lack of food finally drove them to subsist on ground-up wild cacao beans and river water.
The idyll is soon destroyed with the highly unwelcome appearance of Combo, a ferocious and sinister skin warrior just out of prison, played by Stephen Graham.
But half a century of dynastic wars and Viking raids soon destroyed it, a point glossed over by the Eurocrats who cite Charlemagne as their forebear.
(Bloomberg) Also, the sun may soon destroy all of our money.
This being the psychedelic 60's, however, drugs would soon destroy the marriage.
My only hope is that the Internet will soon destroy the whole mad tax structure and force a total redesign.
In his new book, "Open Society: From Global Capitalism to Global Democracy" (PublicAffairs Press), Mr. Soros explains that he was wrong to worry that international capitalism might soon destroy itself.
I had just seen Gonshaw's eggs: they were sitting on cotton balls in a locked evidence room at the R.S.P.B. headquarters, where Thomas would soon destroy them with a hammer.
