Sentence examples for are soon expected from inspiring English sources
adverb
Immediately, instantly.
State lawmakers, too, are soon expected to weigh new state provisions like an assault weapons ban, as Chicago already has.
They were promoting Mega Millions, the multistate game that had been known as the Big Game, whose winnings are soon expected to average about $80 million.
After some initial hesitation, authors like Danielle Steel and John Grisham are soon expected to add their titles to the e-book catalog, their agents say.
Other companies are soon expected to follow Ventria's lead and request permission to plant large amounts of pharmaceutical plants outdoors, and will probably face similar opposition.
Next to Shore Gate, developers have just broken ground on a 114-unit town house complex and are soon expected to start a 73-unit single-family development.
The remnants of Tropical Storm Lee, which made landfall in Louisiana and has been downgraded to a tropical depression, are churning toward the Northeast and are soon expected to mix with a low-pressure system approaching from Canada.
The European Union, following France's lead, is soon expected to outlaw asbestos.
Mr. Napolitano is soon expected to dissolve Parliament, opening a hard-fought campaign amid rising unemployment, taxes and populism.
Istanbul's official population is soon expected to reach 17 million, with thousands more unregistered people living in the city.
