Sentence examples for does soon have from inspiring English sources

Yet even if Mr Gore does soon have to concede Florida, and so the entire election, he will hardly leave his rival comfortable.

But on this day, Mr. Ra's sister, Na Do Soon, had no use for such fine points.

Choose something he will be doing soon, and have him research it.

If homeoboxes did not work as well as they do, selection would soon have begun tampering with them.

If we carry on clutching at straws as we seem to doing, we'll soon have GDP figures expressed to three decimal places.

If it doesn't, Scotland will soon have its own chronically congested and over-priced south-east.

It's to organise another trip to the café, which Ana and I promise to do soon – then she has to leave.

Do nothing and you soon have a nightmare on your hands.

We doubt that manufacturer or the transit companies have thought much about what they are doing, but they will soon have to.

So, too, did Allan Dwan, who will soon have a long-overdue retrospective at MOMA and whose last film, "Most Dangerous Man Alive," from 1961, is also a graphically jangled vision of a world out of joint.

I would just as soon have done without this feature, myself, but unfortunately it's required.