Sentence examples for which I soon from inspiring English sources

Shortly after, from behind the wheel of my Jeep, I found myself staring into a rather mad pair of eyes, which, I soon realized, belonged to John Turturro.

It just might not be obvious inside the stadium itself — which, I soon learned from a friend of Cook's, Jon Goldstein, was due for some rethinking anyway.

I asked my knife wizard to trim and cut them in half, while I found the biggest pan in the house, which I soon realized would have to be used for the fish as well.

I locked myself in my room, which I soon realized was a garden for lizards, geckos, garter snakes, and some exotics, like a hooded cobra, all of which passed underneath the mopboard and occasionally slid out of the light fixtures.

It's a small mat inside the cubby ahead of the gear lever, which I soon discover from the accompanying blurb is a £180 option that boosts mobile reception via the car's aerial and helps prolong battery life.

What he didn't add, but which I soon learned by omission, it that when a fish hits you have got to lean into him with all the force that you can deliver and not surrender any line.

While there, I'd met a Great American Writer who asked me to apply to his M.F.A. program (the one to which I'd soon be accepted, and which would change my life); I'd met another pretty, brooding poet, whom I'd soon meet again, and with whom I'd spend the next few years.

I found the book as depressing as the subject, and prefer the novels, which I will soon read again.

Should I be offered the job for which I am soon to be interviewed, what would your advice be?

This is a piece on a subject about which I may soon be prevented from publishing, depending on how events unfold.

This is the world, the real world, into which I will soon go out for a walk, wishing my wife were back here with me, safe.