Sentence examples for soon garnered from inspiring English sources

Early comic-book originals, led in 1935 by New Fun No. 1, soon garnered devoted readerships in the millions.

Ogilvy's successful ad campaigns for early clients soon garnered for the agency such major American ad accounts as General Foods and American Express.

Seamlessly broadcasting live events from dozens of overseas locations, the network soon garnered enormous audiences for the Olympics, including millions who seldom watched any other sports programming on television.

A poet's "sense of the world," as Wallace Stevens wrote, depends on "the problem of his mind and nerves"; Gizzi soon garnered impeccable avant-garde credentials (he studied at N.Y.U., Brown, and Buffalo), but his "mind and nerves" formed early.

But a campaign led by the Freedmans on Change.org proved there was huge demand for such a drug and the petition soon garnered 74,500 signatures and almost 20,000 comments.

But anyway, that little project soon garnered international acclaim and earned the love and adoration of millions of fanatical customers, all of them begging us for the crap no one else wanted.

Despite still being in private alpha (a beta should launch soon), Wozaik has garnered some early attention in the French startup scene after becoming the the winners of Mini Seedcamp Paris 2009, where they first demoed their product.

Opened in 2010, the hotel garnered critical acclaim soon after, set on an idyllic slice of the small island of Vieques off the eastern coast of Puerto Rico.

Soon after the Freedom Ride, Mr. Perkins garnered more headlines when he arranged the "abduction" of a Fijian-Indian child from her family.

That original video garnered over 9,000 retweets, and soon enough the imitators started.

As soon as the album was finished it garnered interest from several major labels, and Atlantic records licensed the album for co-release with Tooth and Nail/BEC in March 2000.