Sentence examples for but soon someone from inspiring English sources

Four fresh-faced teens arrive for a beach party, but soon someone else joins them: a black-clad figure, complete with balaclava, carrying a dead body.

But soon, someone has to decide if the home-delivery schedule needs to be moved up, to compete with The Mercury News.

But soon, someone else will be enjoying the view.

But all too soon someone finds a hole in the plot, or argues that it doesn't give Jack enough to do, or that it's too maudlin.

But soon enough someone shakes hands with someone else, and the conversational hum begins to build.

But Mid-Staffordshire was soon someone else's problem, as Sir David left the West Midlands in June 2006 to take up the reins of the NHS in London.

But she never figured out what, since too soon someone from the other side saw it and the whale was gone.

Soon, someone gave him a new bike, but it barely fit him, and by then his over-all lead had already melted away.

Soon, someone suggested Lotus.

Soon, someone found a fossilized shark's tooth.

Soon, someone grabbed the megaphone from the man leading the chants.