Sentence examples for soon pointed out from inspiring English sources

But it was soon pointed out to her that they weren't suggested searches – they were Mensch's own search history.

Internet users soon pointed out the existence of the murky group called the Red Cross of the Commercial Sector, which has ties to the Red Cross.

But other users soon pointed out that the ticket appeared to be issued by a company called Devon Parking Agency rather than Devon County Council.

Activists soon pointed out that she had been found by the Civilian Joint Task Force, a community group trying to combat Boko Haram militancy.

For a time I thought I might post kippers through their letterbox, though my friends soon pointed out that this would be a waste of good fish.

After the speech, Eric Edelman, a Romney campaign adviser, chimed in on ferreting out Obama leakers in a press release; unfortunately, BuzzFeed soon pointed out that Edelman "was implicated in the country's last major national security leak investigation — the outing of C.I.A. agent Valerie Plame" when he served under former Cheney aide Scooter Libby in W.'s administration.

No one in either Kharkhiv or Odessa think the explosions are likely to cease any time soon, pointing out that the relatively small death toll is only down to good fortune: bombs have been placed in residential areas and near gas pipes, and several were detonated in the early evening.

Horses and wagons soon disappeared, pointed out by local secessionists who knew well the lay of the sect's 6,000-acre 6,000-acre

This was a new insight to me, but had (as I soon discovered) been pointed out many times before by critics of conventional trade theory.

The transfer of ownership was made as soon as this was pointed out, a spokesman said.

A spokesperson for The Sunday Times said: "There was an error in the copy regarding Miranda travelling from Moscow, which was amended in the online article as soon as it was pointed out and there will be a correction in this Sunday's edition".