Sentence examples for soon ubiquitous from inspiring English sources

Swansea were top of the table after three games and, with Michu scoring in all three wins, the languid, shaggy-haired Spaniard was soon ubiquitous.

It took the social network nearly two hours to remove the content, which was soon ubiquitous on other platforms such as YouTube.

GSM soon became ubiquitous throughout Europe.

She and many others argue that Google Glass will soon be ubiquitous.

Back in the 1970s, the notion that computers might soon become ubiquitous seemed fanciful.

Another potential problem is that complicated software running on.NET will require a fixed, high-speed Internet connection something that Microsoft is betting will soon be ubiquitous.

The term "net price calculator" will soon be ubiquitous, at least in college admissions circles (and around more than a few kitchen tables).

Taking inspiration from west African dance, the twerk became westernised in the 90s, finding its way into bounce and hip-hop videos and soon becoming ubiquitous.

College student Abby Tomlinson, 17, emerged as the movement's spokesperson and her flowing blond hair and endearingly geeky glasses soon became ubiquitous.

So too did the concept of abandoning the poky "mobile web" for the full internet, displayed in full on screen (using the fancy pinch-to-zoom method which would soon become ubiquitous).

But it was also a savvy response to the new kind of consumer culture that he found there — one that photo-sharing Web sites such as Instagram and Facebook would soon make ubiquitous.