Sentence examples for soon extending from inspiring English sources

Widnes were soon extending their lead with another try, this time through the debutant Eamon O'Carroll who pounced on McShane's kick through.

The government also caught on to this being a good way to move people around town without getting in the way of traffic, and so the elevated urban realm began to grow – beginning with transport hubs, but soon extending throughout the city.

Other companies already in the field include SurroundedBy Entertainment, with a recording of the Debussy Préludes played by Joan Rowland and produced by Max Wilcox, and more labels will be there soon, extending the range from pre-Bach to Elliott Carter.

French occupation soon extended to the entire part of the island conquered by the Merina.

Other lines soon extended to the west, including the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, the Rock Island, and the Illinois Central.

The word myopia was coined in 1693, and the meaning was soon extended.

That risk will soon extend to a new entertainment paradigm: virtual reality.

The kingdom originated in Palembang on the island of Sumatra and soon extended its influence and controlled the Strait of Malacca.

Its compass, at first two octaves upward from middle C, was soon extended as high as the next F.

There MacKillop provided her cousins with a basic education and soon extended this to the poor children of the town.

This change in policy regarding the release of detainee photos may soon extend to Guantánamo, a source suggests.