Sentence examples for soon refused from inspiring English sources

Although the Russian effort was initially successful, the soldiers soon refused to leave their trenches and fight.

He was free to go anywhere on the island so long as he was accompanied by an English officer, but he soon refused to comply with this condition and so shut himself up in the grounds of Longwood.

Although he returned to his academic life early in 1798, he soon refused, for religious reasons, to take a civil oath of allegiance to the new republic and was therefore barred from teaching and public office.

Soon refused to respond to requests for comment, and forwarded emails from the Guardian to Lord Christopher Monckton, a leading figure among British climate sceptics who is a supporter of Soon.

Meletius soon refused to treat Peter as any kind of authority, and expanded his operations into Alexandria.

Andrew soon refused to fulfill his promises made under duress, and even allied with Conrad I, Duke of Bavaria, a prominent opponent of Emperor Henry III.

The photographer sends it to a friend and former lover, a writer who, traumatized by the image of the girl, soon refuses to get out of bed.

This is why a Keurig coffee machine from Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, a single-cup brewer, will soon refuse to work with a competitor's coffee.

I would not reveal that I am HIV positive to others, for fear of embarrassment, isolation and discrimination (FGD Female Youth Pajule) In view of stigma, a person living with HIV observed; "Once people know that you are sick, they will soon refuse to associate with you thinking that you are dying any time.

Although Mo has previously said he hopes Liu will be freed soon, he refused to elaborate more on the case.

A spokeswoman for the British embassy in Lima said Reid had been "granted expulsion back to the UK", and would be returning very soon, but refused to comment further.