Sentence examples for was soon named from inspiring English sources

Mary was soon named the prime suspect in his murder.

He was soon named a full professor and became director of the Research Institute on Communist Affairs.

In 1956, Mr. Burke was hired by the Columbia Broadcasting System and was soon named vice president in charge of developing new areas of business expansion.

In early 1963 Johnson returned to the Pentagon, where he was soon named army deputy chief of staff for operations, the same fast-paced staff element where he had served earlier as a colonel.

Kevin Saunderson was one of the Detroit disc jockeys who, back in the 1980's, came up with the ominous, radically stripped-down music that was soon named techno.

(Sisario) ★ KEVIN SAUNDERSON (Sunday) Kevin Saunderson was one of the Detroit disc jockeys who, back in the 1980s, came up with the ominous, radically stripped-down music that was soon named techno.

This increases the importance of Mr Soro, especially if he is soon named prime minister.

The twosome were soon named 'The Pride' and began overseeing the talent bookings for the festival.

These Grand Prix races were soon named "F-Zero" after a rise in popularity of the races.

These CNS glial cells were soon named 'astrocytes' by Michael von Lenhossék (Lenhossék, 1891); they were further classified into protoplasmic (grey matter) and fibrous (white matter) astrocytes (Andriezen, 1893).

He rose through the ranks to run the department and was soon being named to lists of television executives to watch.