Sentence examples for soon shed from inspiring English sources
Only a few questions in, his voice starts to break; tears are soon shed.
It seems unlikely that corporate gatekeepers will soon shed biases against older workers that fly in the face of the emerging workplace realities.
Taxpayers will soon shed their last holdings in the American International Group, more than four years after a rescue by the federal government during the most chaotic days of the financial crisis.
The Tai, coming late into Southeast Asia, brought with them some Chinese artistic traditions, but they soon shed them in favour of the Khmer and Mon traditions, and the only indications of their earlier contact with Chinese arts were in the style of their temples, especially the tapering roof, and in their lacquerware.
Why should anyone notice the shape of a watch at the moment of looking at the time?" Ms. Johnston would soon shed this style and her amorphous politics, which she described in "Lesbian Nation" as her "east west flower child beat hip psychedelic paradise now love peace do your own thing approach to the revolution".
Some light was soon shed on that particular matter with the discovery of a website run by Lesperance, entitled Flight of the Golden Geese – a bizarre conception that at first looks as if it was made for Old MacDonald and his farm.
The booms were generated by Tom Dolan, who defended his Olympic title in the men's 400-meter individual medley and broke his six-year-old world record in the process, and by Brooke Bennett, who won the women's 400 freestyle and was soon shedding enough tears of joy to make one wonder if the water around her might rise.
She soon sheds the trench coat and transforms herself into a "counterculture type".
Without that, Germany is unlikely soon to shed its title as the sick man of Europe.
So there is a reasonable hope that light will, so to speak, soon be shed on the dark-matter problem.
