Sentence examples for which began soon from inspiring English sources
Tells about Prime Minister Thatcher's problems, which began soon after she won reelection last June.
Time magazine reported that his son was killed in the civil war which began soon after.
Mr. Holland's career as a bandleader, which began soon afterward, has always been about smart experimentalism with a forward thrust.
Their love affair, which began soon afterward, was more intense and far more turbulent than anything Andre had experienced.
The main reason for that is the civil war, which began soon after the family left and only ceased, after British troops became involved, six years ago.
Fellow Wizards Caron Butler and Andray Blatche started the game, which began soon after 8 p.m. Arenas entered the game after he parked his Ferrari.
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The true originality of the novel, and the reason many critics were taken aback by it, lies in the miserable, mildly sadomasochistic love affair between Philip and a waitress, Mildred, which begins soon after he returns to London.
Mr. Olmert also promised Mr. Abbas that he would work to release 100 more Palestinian prisoners during the holy month of Ramadan, which begins soon, and that he would bring the list to the Israeli cabinet next Sunday.
Some of what happened that day can be seen in this ITN news clip, which begins soon after the last helicopter has left the American embassy, which is where the story, for Americans, tends to end: There is a certain amount of talk, when pictures from that day are replayed, of regret and abandonment, of things we left undone in Vietnam.
