Sentence examples for soon spoken from inspiring English sources

"Zizou" returned to Real in 2014 and despite not having the required coaching badges in his first season he established himself and was soon spoken about as a long-term candidate for the top job.

Maybe Ortiz was hoping his performance would soon speak for itself.

He will soon speak on television," Kulov aide Emil Aliyev was quoted by Reuters as saying.

His playing partner called 999, the U.K. version of 911, and was soon speaking with a person in Bangalore.

He says Mr. Bush will soon speak on "government reform" and lay out enough spending cuts to make things balance.

But tailgate parties being what they are, the opposing sides were soon speaking the common tongues of food and alcohol.

But bring up Mr Galloway's voting record (he has one of the lowest parliamentary attendance records) and she soon speaks out.

Many of his colleagues including Emma Thompson, Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson soon spoke of their sadness of his passing and recalled their fondest memories with the actor.

In the men's 20-kilometer race, Bernardo Segura of Mexico crossed the finish line first and was soon speaking by phone with the president of Mexico.

But molecular biologists were soon speaking of information, not to mention codes, libraries, alphabets and transcription, without any sense of metaphor.

Roger Clark and Robert Patton, wearing "Bikers for Trump" vests, leaned against the six-thousand-square-foot barn where Moore and Bannon would soon speak, watching the media gather.