Sentence examples for be won soon from inspiring English sources
But for the sake of these girls, it must be won soon.
This is a war that is not going to be won anytime soon.
Which is why one suspects that Marois — an experienced politician under no illusions that a referendum can be won anytime soon — will be quietly relieved that the PQ fell short of a majority.
The remarks were consistent with the Kremlin's basic line that the war would soon be won and that the republic would soon return to peaceful life.
The market bombing could be a sign of worse to come.President Rajapakse's war up north may soon be won, and a flag planted in Kilinochchi.
Still, when Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, the supreme allied commander, sent them off on the "Great Crusade," these latter-day crusaders were optimistic, believing that the war would soon be won.
In recent years they have won battles in court (and in the court of public opinion) and now the Obama administration offers the hope that the fight to end mountaintop removal may soon be won.
None of which is to say that any trophies are likely to be won in this weekly class soon, beyond aching backs, bruised hips and what Mike McCaskey, 33, described breathlessly on Day 1 as his "throbbing feet".
But this one was won too soon for the prize-giving.
"I know you're going to be winning very, very soon, maybe even Australia," Williams said, referring to the next major tournament, in January, "so I got to go home and get fit again so I can be ready for you there".
