Sentence examples for soon marked from inspiring English sources

He was soon marked out as a rising star and was tipped by some to become the country's first Asian chief constable.

He was soon marked out as ministerial material and became an opposition Treasury spokesman under his mentor and hero Iain Macleod.

Obsessed with the sport from a young age, Balotelli's natural talent soon marked him apart in ways that were not always desirable.

He was soon marked out as a high-flyer and given a number of key positions in the Met, leading to management of major crime investigations across the south-west of the capital.

According to fellow judge Eustace Roskill, Stevenson's "fluent delivery, distinctive voice, remarkable sense of timing, and pungency of phrase soon marked him out as an advocate of note".

The United States will soon mark 15 full years of war in Afghanistan, but you wouldn't know it from the political discourse.

Sudan's internal north-south border — which will soon mark an international boundary between northern Sudan and the soon-to-be-independent nation of South Sudan — has been the site of intense clashes in recent months.

Like the X-rays of its title, Morgan's songwriting can be a little blurry, but seasick waltzes such as 'Shoulder Your Shovels' or simpler moments such as 'Joann You'll be Happy Soon' mark him out as talented as well as indefatigable.

New York will soon mark the new year with the traditional New Year's Eve countdown and ball drop over Times Square.

Wigan scored three times in less than four minutes in the first half to reach the last four for the first time - while Moyes will soon mark 11 years without a trophy at Everton.

A revamped version of the robot with an amped up processor, LTE connectivity and improved servos will be arriving soon, marking the first time Cruzr has been on sale in North America.