Sentence examples for soon referring from inspiring English sources

At age 35 she was convicted of the murders of six male motorists in Florida, and people were soon referring to her as America's first female serial killer.

In another case, Walter Bagdasarian of San Diego said he was drunk when he posted a rant on his blog saying the president "will have a 50 cal in the head soon," referring to a.50-caliber rifle bullet.

Interestingly, the company informed its investors that it wasn't actually aiming for profitability this soon, referring to it as a 'byproduct of hard work', and remains cautious about predicting future profitable months.

In 1936 Hitler signed an Anti-Comintern Pact with Japan and a non-aggression agreement with the Fascist Italy of Benito Mussolini, who was soon referring to a "Rome-Berlin Axis".

"L'Age d'Or" was soon referred to in Paris as "L'Age d'Ordure," or "The Age of Garbage".

Rogers found his way into the spotlight, and the band was soon referred to as Kenny Rogers and the First Edition.

The G.A.O. will soon refer the Head Start findings to the inspector general's office at the Health and Human Services Department for its consideration for a criminal inquiry, Mr. Kutz said.

Staff members soon referred to the Senate campaign as having two distinct phases: B.P. and A.P., or Before Patti and After Patti.

Each morning at 6 30, we met at the jeeps for a game drive, an outing I soon referred to as Balmoral in the Bush.

Ms. Vaughn was soon referred to caseworkers at Brooklyn Community Services, one of the seven agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, and it gave her $400 for winter clothing for her children.

Within twenty-four hours, forty filmmakers, including Gance, François Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, Jean Renoir, and Robert Bresson, had withdrawn permission for their films to be shown at what was soon referred to as the Barbinothèque.