Sentence examples for but soon even from inspiring English sources

But soon even they would run out of stolen food.

But soon, even wealthy countries will begin to suffer from extreme weather conditions and rising sea levels.

But soon even the feigned exertions of fantasy rock stars may become unnecessary because researchers in America have developed an acoustic fibre, like a guitar string, capable of electrically plucking itself.Electrical signals make the fibre vibrate to produce a sound (although rather quietly, so you must listen to it closely).

Sure, at one point some dancers are dressed as Fred (white tie) and Ginger (full-length gown), while the band plays "Let's Face the Music and Dance," but soon, even in this attire, the men are pushing the women between their legs.

"Money is turning virtual," wrote Charles Arthur in Wednesday's G2. "More and more of our transactions are digital anyway; but soon, even those for which we think cash is essential – the low-value transactions that make up about 65% by volume (but far less in value) of transactions in the UK annually – will go digital".

But soon even those stations might go dark.

The cap margin is initially somewhat curved inward, but soon evens out or even becomes uplifted, and often splits radially in age.

Tracy claimed that "[Kat] doesn't really buy it at first, but pretty soon even her cynical attitude can't ignore the truth of the situation they're all in".

"I felt great, but I just didn't pitch very well". On a windy night with temperatures in the 40s and the crowd huddling and jeering, Kershaw took the mound in short sleeves, but was soon even more exposed.

At that point, Manning was recovering from neck surgery but expected back soon, even if he might miss the first game or two of the season.

But Guga would soon even the score and they would trade breaks and groundstrokes with great intensity, if not always great efficiency, until the end.