Sentence examples for soon migrated from inspiring English sources

The "No Lights, No Lycra" craze originated in Australia, in 2009, and soon migrated to Clement's native New Zealand, where he heard about it from two friends.

But, friends say, the boys soon migrated to an Islam of a more puritanical bent.

It also lost most of its best and brightest: the Beatles may have revolutionised the music business with the Mersey sound but they soon migrated to London.

Bodies soon migrated to the bed in the corner of the living space and formed a gigantic soft pretzel of intertwined limbs, everyone touching each other absentmindedly.

As soon as the migrated MSCs had contact with the niche in the seminiferous tubules and with the cytokines secreted by the Sertoli cells, they might transdifferentiated into SSCs and initiate the spermatogenesis.

The earthquake swarm initiated from the Miyakejima soon after the eruption and migrated westward with a dike shape.

Analogously, in the in vitro Caco-2/DCs culture model HIV-1AD8 was visualized on migrated DCs as soon as 30 min following virus incubation, and increased further after 4.5 h of incubation (Fig 5E G).

Shortly afterward, Carson migrated to the West Coast, bringing the show with him.

Mr. Scharf's first dance party, in 1981, was put on in an environment he designed called the Cosmic Closet, in the Times Square apartment he shared with Keith Haring (the Closet soon changed into a Cavern and migrated to P.S. 1 and, eventually, to the Whitney Museum).

Like Capote's mother, Nina, Holly was born in the rural South and migrated to New York City, where she soon changed her name, style, status and men.

But soon enough, the concept of what came to be known as a "gaffe" migrated far, far away from Kinsley's original observation about politicians' inadvertent truth-telling to include any statement from any politician that could be weaponized to extract a penny's worth of pain, like a shillelagh of unintended consequences.