Sentence examples for unusually soon from inspiring English sources
The first scholarly mention of the Qingzhou works was in 1997, unusually soon after the reported find.
And it came three days after Mr. Obama met with another former rival, Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico, a former ambassador to the United Nations who might now be in competition with Mrs. Clinton for the State Department post.The Obama-McCain meeting in Chicago, an effort at reconciliation after a sometimes bitterly fought campaign, came unusually soon after Election Day.
While "Night Music" has not been revived on Broadway since the original production closed in 1974, "Cage aux Folles" was revived during the 2004-5 season, which, Mr. Babani acknowledged, makes it unusually soon for another production to open in New York.
Passengers on the BA flight that hit the cloud in 1982 said the engines looked unusually bright: soon after all four flamed out.
In Uganda, the stall seems to have happened unusually early, almost as soon as the decline began.But a new Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) of the country suggests that there has been a decline and that it may be speeding up.
Many Fed officials, including Yellen, have said recent weakness in economic data, from jobs and retail sales to industrial production and home building, appears largely due to the unusually harsh winter and should soon dissipate.
The evidence against the batmen was largely circumstantial: both had been seen to possess unusually large amounts of gold soon after the column's return, and both had since bought farming rights, paying cash.
The night was unusually cool, but the sun will soon have us sweating.
When the war broke out and Robert went to fight in the Pacific, his wife began writing a novel about the period which was soon bought by an unusually free-thinking publisher.
Although neural stem cells were dividing at a normal rate, unusually high numbers of cells died soon after they formed, they found.
