Sentence examples for writing soon from inspiring English sources
Written in 1700, William Congreve's Restoration play was so poorly received that he gave up writing soon after.
His first important book, and his best, is "The Allegory of Love," a study of epic poetry that Lewis began writing soon after his conversion.
Hawthorne was a late bloomer, and although he began writing soon after his graduation, he was reluctant to declare himself a professional man of letters.
Wolf attached the Faustian motto "Entbehren sollst du, sollst entbehren" ("Thou shalt forgo, shalt do without") to his youthful four-movement String Quartet in D minor, which he began writing soon after contracting syphilis.
This is a fantastic manifestation of how the human capacities for specialization, communication and technological innovation lead to rational optimism — although the pace of adoption has been achingly slow in the stroke field, as I'll be writing soon.
All of this reading and highlighting (along with the discussion that followed) proved useful: my students' writing soon displayed more of the "snap, go, fling" that Whitman praised (he was talking about baseball, but it applies to essay writing as well).
Instead of just signing his name, Ryan wrote, "Soon to be Champs".
As he wrote soon afterwards, in a piece for Granta: "Dream and reality become confused.
The letter appears to have been written soon after Mr Sarkozy's election as President in May 2007.
The filmmakers put onscreen a newspaper article written soon after the debates, headlined, "To Battle ABC, CBS to Increase Commentary Load".
