Sentence examples for were soon playing from inspiring English sources

Other internal problems of the newsroom were soon playing out in the news media.

(Tyler introduced Cook to Hiss Golden Messenger's Mike Taylor, and the new neighbours were soon playing together).

PBA members, helped by a booming television industry, were soon playing for more than $1 million in yearly prize money; this figure had grown to more than $7 million by the late 1980s, though by the early 21st century the tour's total prize monies awarded had dropped to about $4 million.

Italian writing masters of the 17th century were soon playing catch-up with the Dutch: in 1619 Tomaso Ruinetti published his Idea del buon scrittore ("Ideal of the Good Writer") which is more about calligraphic flourishes than about how to be a good writer.

It's been fascinating to observe the "world's greatest orchestra" (according to Gramophone's recent poll, something the orchestra's management are making the most of here) put together a performance of a piece they didn't know at the start of the week, but which, in concerts at the Concertgebouw Thursday and Friday, they were soon playing with complete authority.

They were soon playing regularly at Max's Kansas City.

She was soon playing in tournaments.

There he was discovered to be an excellent cricketer and was soon playing against Eton.

She enjoyed the work, stayed on as an extra, and was soon playing bit roles in two-reel comedies.

Not being well known there, he had to build a career again but was soon playing leading roles.

He was a natural and was soon playing with players more than two years older than him.