Sentence examples for soon discarded from inspiring English sources

This clumsy formula, however, was soon discarded.

But that conceit is soon discarded.

Or were they to test the new racket he soon discarded (for now)?

The shūrā was not developed into any institutionalized form and was, indeed, soon discarded.

That was soon discarded for better terms as her career rapidly advanced.

Cynegils was succeeded as king by his son Cenwalh (reigned 643 672), who married Penda's sister but soon discarded her.

Terminating in a claw-and-ball or paw foot and soon discarding the stretcher, it was widely used on chairs and tables and for every kind of support.

Hughes soon discards what he considers the daft trappings of Catholicism but they leave in their wake a void that will eventually be filled by art.

It is no wonder that the Colonel thinks it strange that a clergyman salutes so precisely, but Stanton, not being cut out for a preacher soon discards his cloth and becomes a gambler.

The runners came down to train platforms slowly and deliberately, many of them dressed in sweatpants that they'd bought at the Salvation Army and would soon discard, and porting clear plastic bags with their numbers attached.

It cited the nightclub Hollywood Romford, stilettos worn without tights whatever the weather, David Sullivan, and right-wing Billericay MPs Harvey Proctor and Teresa Gorman: "Politically most residents of Essex think of Thatcherism as a temporary left-wing aberration that the Tory party will soon discard in favour of public executions and compulsory repatriation".