Sentence examples for soon thought from inspiring English sources

He may have soon thought he had made a deal with the devil.

He thought about tackling it himself, but he soon thought better of it, and instead offered the job to Washington Irving, who declined.

For a while, in 1975, President Gerald Ford considered inviting Solzhenitsyn to the White House, but he and his advisers soon thought better of it.

I thought I would still dress nicely, but soon thought 'why?' So I am experimenting with clothes that are casual and comfortable and definitely steps up from my one rule — no sweatpants or my husband's old college T-shirt".

Along with Ben Gordon, another Westchester product, who went to the University of Connecticut, Brand was soon thought of as one of the top young players in his position.

For its part, the right – which was by the early 1980s influenced by the wave of neo-liberalism washing over the English-speaking world following the election of Thatcher in Britain and Reagan in the US – soon thought of the Fraser prime ministership as an era of lost opportunity, or, in the biblical phrase, as Seven Wasted Years.

Just because of the inactivity (the man next to me fell asleep), you soon think you really know this face.

And I have little doubt that there will be a switch, and that we will soon think nothing of mobile travel-shopping.

If you thought that Windows Mobile 6 would fade into oblivion because Windows Phone 7 is coming soon, think again.

Perspective can soon think about returning to Penn State now that the long goodbye to Joe Paterno — or at least the official portions — has concluded.

If you plan to pay the balance off soon, think about transferring it to a card that offers a six-month 0% interest teaser rate.