Sentence examples for soon suggested from inspiring English sources

"Snicko" soon suggested that he was lucky to survive.

But their gestures soon suggested that these lovers were watching, chasing and catching bugs.

Or perhaps, as the questioning soon suggested, this particular appearance in court was simply an uncomfortable role reversal.

Tokyo headquarters soon suggested the company would have to issue a statement: TV networks with cameras trained on the plant could broadcast fire or smoke, leading to panic.

Reports soon suggested Celtic had failed to meet tax payments on the deal; their board of directors were portrayed as bunglers and penny-pinchers.

Notwithstanding these difficulties, Kripke's work stimulated the hope that such problems could be solved, and similar causal accounts were soon suggested for "natural kind" terms such as water, tiger, and gold.

Barack Obama says that this is not the beginning of a new cold war; current trends may soon suggest otherwise.

An email sent to BBC journalists by head of newsgathering Fran Unsworth on Tuesday said Boaden would be delivering quarterly all-staff briefings very soon, suggesting that the news director expects to be back in her job full time.

The health institutes in both Britain and Germany may soon suggest prices for drugs, a strategy intended to deflect political pressure back on the companies and shorten negotiations that now often take months.

Building on its lead as the online hub for conversation about television shows, the company may soon suggest shows to watch based on a user's previous interests and activity.

The Midlands club were thought to be holding out for £30m but O'Neill's declaration that he expects the situation to be "resolved soon" suggests a softening in that stance.