Sentence examples for soon extinguished from inspiring English sources

But any thoughts of a protracted dominance were soon extinguished.

The morning quiet was soon extinguished as guests began to arrive.

Joy erupted but soon extinguished after news of Leeds' revival was confirmed.

Even when, with help, some hope sparks up, it is soon extinguished.

"Enemies of the people" confess because of torture or a desire to protect families (often killed or exiled anyway); but also, sometimes, out of a conviction that conniving in their own deaths will help the Party.Then there is the carnage and heroism of the war and the wartime hopes of a better life, soon extinguished by yet more famine and repressions.

With 25 minutes to play, Broncos hit back with William Barthau diving over from close range but any hopes of a fightback were soon extinguished when Campese burst through a lacklustre defence, drew the last man and sent James Donaldson over.

The institutionalization of one's love for the natural world soon extinguishes that love for coexistence with unpleasant realities.

Aberdeen were reeling and their resolve was soon entirely extinguished.

The idea behind that decision was that the national debt would soon be extinguished so there was no need to sell regular Treasurys beyond a term of ten years.

It is much to be hoped that this particular criminal enterprise will soon be extinguished, to be followed inevitably by yet another larcenous scheme pulled out of a hat by the wizards of Wall Street.

The group would have been extinguished soon even without the complication of American help.