Sentence examples for soon recorded from inspiring English sources

Some 700,000 posts about Tang's case were soon recorded on Sina Weibo, China's Twitter.

They soon recorded again under Silver's leadership, with the trumpeter Kenny Dorham and the tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley.

As was often the case in those days with records by black performers, a toned-down version was soon recorded by a white singer and found a wider audience: Georgia Gibbs's version, with the title and lyric changed to "Dance With Me, Henry," was a No. 1 pop hit in 1955.

The illness, dubbed Lyme disease, was soon recorded in an increasing number of patients in the northeastern United States.

(He hopes the group will soon record an album on the label).

His firm registered three sales over $20 million in the last three months, and will soon record the record-breaking $88 million sale of a penthouse at 15 Central Park West.

Gerny's was a show business hangout and La Môme Piaf was soon recording, appearing in other clubs and on the radio.

I looked at being an entertainer as a step down' - but was soon recording with a quartet that included Shocklee and Stephney.

In collaboration with the producer John Williams (not the composer), Clark kicks off the album with "Cut Copy Me," an atmospheric, highly processed love song that sounds like something Lana Del Rey recorded (or, more likely, will soon record).

WASHINGTON -- Capital Bikeshare is expected to soon record its 2 millionth trip, well-timed for Friday's Bike to Work Day.

For the second half, Nézet-Séguin and the orchestra played Stravinsky's the Rite of Spring, which they are soon recording with Deutsche Grammophon.