Sentence examples for soon reading from inspiring English sources

Although their works were not on the official syllabus, Locke was soon reading them.

The boy was soon reading at grade level, and Mrs. Rawson had found her niche.

"Don't be surprised if soon, reading Pakistani authors or being Facebook friends with Pakistanis . . . could be declared anti-national," Bhatia wrote.

I was soon reading The American Mercury and had induced my grandmother to subscribe to Vanity Fair, a Condé Nast publication that I could look at the day of its arrival in the sewing room, along with her Vogue.

Let loose on the rest of the library shelves, I was soon reading whatever I could get my hands on, and surprising myself with how much I understood and enjoyed.

We ducked under the rope, pushed off the lip, and were soon reading the distinctive vocabulary of the C.C.C. trail-builders, who had laid out a thrilling sequence of sharp turns; unannounced dips; wide, sweeping bends; and a "needle" or two, where the woods close in, leaving little room to turn, and all we could do was "point 'em" straight.

Fortunately, people can soon read it and judge for themselves.

Medical to follow soon," read a post on Bayern's official Twitter feed.

My darling granddaughter will soon read from the Torah at her brother's bar mitzvah.

"Museveni will soon read a love letter in parliament as his speech".

James will soon read the writing on the wall and depart for new projects.