Sentence examples for and a soon from inspiring English sources

Family friends said Williams had been concerned about his finances in recent months and taken on a relentless work schedule, including the axed television show The Crazy Ones and a soon to be released Night at the Museum sequel.

Among her many accomplishments are the documentary films; Letting Go, a film about death and dying and her dear friend Kay Straight; COUPLES, a documentary on couples in relationship; Women Seen on Television, and a soon to be released documentary called Shelf Life, that captures the intimate joy of reading and the human connection to books: shelflifedocumentary.com.com

Several factors are changing the landscape of cervical cancer control, including a better understanding of the natural history of human papillomavirus (HPV), reliable assays for detecting high-risk HPV infections, and a soon to be available HPV-16/18 HPV-16/18

Built by Toronto-based Push Pull Labs, the site now has 1.5 million uniques a month and 2.5 million visits, and is monetizing through a sponsored "Brands Bros Luv" section and a soon to launch clothing line.

Implantable pumps similar to insulin pumps can prevent abuse and a soon to be approved implant will slowly release enough drug to stop cravings.

And blow they did with Joe singing the opening lyrics and a soon to follow rousing tenor solo by Mike Walton, a bellowing trombone solo by Kevin Hyde and a solo spot featuring the unified saxophone section before Joe returned to the refrain.

And a soon-to-reopen nightclub in the basement.

Clinton, as both a golfer and a soon-to-be suburbanite, presumably has a few golf umbrellas of his own.

A pre-election gagging order was in place and a soon-after-polling-day ambition was vulnerable to slippage.

In an effort to avoid the police, Francesca joins a group of women rice workers, meeting a voluptuous peasant rice worker, and a soon-to-be-discharged soldier.

Her team recently expanded to include a personal assistant, a business manager, her mother and a soon-to-be-hired chief technical officer.