Sentence examples for a time soon from inspiring English sources

But there will come a time soon when Mr. Clinton will have signed his name to his last presidential document.

Hopefully there will be a time soon when the genetic tests will appear as just another clinical test that doctors order for their patients.

For a time soon after the succession of Charles II, Milton was under arrest and menaced by possible execution for involvement in the regicide and in Cromwell's government.

"There will come a time soon when many newspapers are not on paper," the columnist Hugo Rifkind wrote in The Times of London.

Lucas mentions a time soon after she was elected, when she stood up to speak about an amendment to the academies bill.

In the case of the current Mets, there may come a time soon enough when the loose and often playful vibe of the clubhouse becomes linked to the team's chronic inconsistency and sloppiness.

If you were planning on a committing a felony any time soon, change your plans.

And don't expect to see David Cameron "do an Obama" and pardon a turkey any time soon.

"I don't think I'm going to be winning an Oscar any time soon," she said with a laugh.

None said they would leave a gang any time soon.

Nobody is predicting a recovery any time soon.