Sentence examples for were soon called from inspiring English sources
The police were soon called.
But, because it was peak hunting season, they were soon called back to their regular patrols.
The drivers were soon called by name — "Khaleed?" "Mamadou?" "Julio?" — and brought into another room, where a Juno manager, Lucas Smith, was waiting for them with a laptop and an overhead projector.
We were soon called by an administrator and told that the workers would be reassigned.
Cops were soon called to the scene in response to a disturbance "involving multiple juveniles at the location, who do not live in the area or have permission to be there, refusing to leave," according to a police statement.
One ominous result was that colonists now began to believe that the British were developing a long-term plan to reduce the colonies to a subservient position, which they were soon calling "slavery".
In the first two decades after Lejeune's discovery, the very idea of grappling with those hundreds of triplicated genes scared off scientists from any serious effort to find a treatment for what they were soon calling "trisomy 21".
His Proposed Electronic Calculator, a document describing what the NPL management were soon calling Ace - the Automatic Computing Engine - contained more technical detail than the Americans' Edvac Report.
Armed with their letters of recommendation, the Mozarts were soon calling on the prime minister, marchese Bernardo Tanucci, and William Hamilton, the British ambassador, whom they knew from London.
We racked our brains trying to come up with an appropriate third way, and were soon calling up our friends at the Silent Barn.
The response was so positive that other soap manufacturers started sponsoring daytime radio dramas -- and commentators were soon calling all daytime radio dramas 'soap operas' in a sort of backhanded compliment".
