Sentence examples for come about soon from inspiring English sources

Individuals may be shifting their views, but with the Southern Baptist Convention — the most powerful political religious group in the state — Wilkie had little faith any real legal change would come about soon.

The strike came about soon after Eva and I (a member of her committee) had drafted a general agreement intended to improve the appallingly unfair contractual situation of authors.

This came about soon after Shaw read a paper of Clarke's entitled "The Challenge of the Spaceship," which Clarke had sent him just after — as it happened — Shaw's neighbor, Geoffrey de Havilland, had been killed during a test flight in which he was trying to fly faster than the speed of sound for the first time.

The idea of pronounced atmosphere in my work came about soon after I started the Still Life series in 1985.

Korean literary works remind readers that the Korean War is not yet over, but still in a state of ceasefire, while expressing a hope that true peace will soon come about so that the deep wounds of the Korean people can finally be healed.

That is not likely to come about any time soon, but some first, tentative steps are overdue, including a clear separation of government offices from Communist Party positions.

These were the changes that were soon to come about, when education ended, when so much they had known for so long was to be left behind forever: the Brothers and the lay teachers, the cramped desks scratched with entwined initials and hearts and arrows, all they had learned of self-preservation and of survival's cunning.

And how soon might that come about?

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Now it came about that as soon as Gotokai left the village, Kinte cooked a large pot of meat soup and added a bag of cayenne pepper to it.

And after some conversations with the team, Loenngren ended up quitting his job and relocating to New York where the idea for Convies soon came about.