Sentence examples for was soon touching from inspiring English sources

Keatley frittered away a chance to reduce the gap when he dragged a penalty wide before Di Bernardo followed suit, although Filippo Giusti was soon touching down to make that irrelevant.

Takeover Target had won the race the previous year, and Waterhouse was soon in touch with Joe Janiak, the former taxi driver who trained the gelding, in search of advice.

When Ziff-Davis moved to New York City in late 1950, Paul W. Fairman, a prolific writer, went with them, and was soon in touch with Quinn, who decided to found a pair of magazines modelled after Palmer's.

But any hope of building on that was soon knocked into touch as Assou-Ekotto doubled the lead with a glorious strike.

But any fears of a late turnaround were dispelled when Josh Strauss stole from a Leinster line-out and the ball was soon put into touch to confirm a ninth straight home win for the Warriors.

Heynckes, it was soon revealed, didn't want to touch Robben for fear of infecting the Dutchman with the flu virus that had laid the 66-year-old up in the days preceding the game.

(She was soon distracted by her iPod Touch).

How do you like it?" Fifa were soon in touch with Rosberg's manager Georg Nolte to insist that the cup image be removed.

Working through Ms. Dumas and her contacts, the two were soon in touch with a wide range of artists' families and foundations, as well as the local block association.

For both used liquids and especially for the IL2 solution, the CAs were soon decreasing in time after touching the APA surface.

Critics were soon hailing his "poetic touch" and gentle pianissimo, and a stage presence that "makes you want to rise and applaud every item".