1. We didn't arrive so soon as we expected.

2. We didn't arrive so soon as we had hoped.

3. So whenthe Median army had been shamefully dispersed, so soon as Astyages heard of ithe said, threatening Cyrus: "But not even so shall Cyrus at least escapepunishment."

4. But so soon as a little wind arises, the moist air is moved away, new dry air constantly takes its place, and coming into contact with the wet article, effects in a very short time the desired result.

5. And the girls, so soon as they were come to the flowering meadows, took great delight in various sorts of flowers.

6. Him therefore I hope to send presently, so soon as I shall see how it will go with me.

7. So soon as a stratum of air that contains water-particles, meets with a colder stratum, these airy particles of water immediately flow together to form fog.

8. So soon as the multitude is thus united in one body, it is impossible to injure one of the members without attacking the body, still less to injure the body without the members feeling the effects.

9. This pond never breaks up so soon as the others in this neighborhood, on account both of its greater depth and its having no stream passing through it to melt or wear away the ice.

10. The Korean side sings high praise for China's important and positive role and will continue to make joint efforts with related sides to restart the six-party talks so soon as possible.

11. I cannot forget the follies and vices of others so soon as I ought, nor their offences against myself.

12. Hence it is understood now, that the particles of water in the air form fog, or, which is the same, clouds, so soon as they come into a colder stratum.

13. I had rather my sister would not come up so soon as May would be much pleasanter time than April.

14. Europa arose, and began to seek the deer maidens of her compeny. and the girls, so soon as they were come to the flowering meadows, took great delight in various sort of flowers.

1. We didn't arrive so soon as we expected.