Sentence examples for soon snowballed from inspiring English sources
The camp soon snowballed into a competition.
What began as on-air mischief soon snowballed into an anti-disco movement.
The appeal was linked to from the YouTube video, and soon snowballed past the initial target of $5,000.
But what began as an exercise in propaganda soon snowballed into something much bigger when Broinowski turned to senior figures in North Korean film for advice.
What started as a joke soon snowballed into an unofficial public relations campaign for the island in eastern Canada, with the website racking up more than two million hits and receiving thousands of emails from curious Americans.
Mr. Hamlisch soon moved to Los Angeles, and the successes snowballed.
Whether it merited the amount of bullying it attracted on Twitter and on other social media became a moot point because as soon as the attention grew and the cruel comments snowballed, the Daily Mail – far from protecting one of its writers – put the article front and centre on its website.
As soon as I lost confidence in one thing, I snowballed and lost confidence in any area.
By August 1990, expenses were snowballing.
