Sentence examples for get through soon from inspiring English sources

A final bill is expected to get through soon.

Across Port-au-Prince survivors appealed for aid to get through as soon as possible.

Corker also suggested that the President should stay out of the process of writing the tax-reform bill that Republicans are hoping to get through Congress soon.

But it was not clear that even a stripped-down bill could get through Congress anytime soon.

He will try to do things like set up partnerships with selected cities and citizens' groups, sign some executive orders, but a "Marshall Plan for the inner city is not going to get through Congress anytime soon".

But I'd just as soon get through security as quickly as possible.

But even if they get through August, they will soon be confronted by decisions they have tried to avoid.

Associates of Mr. Ozawa said he wanted to get through the surgery as soon as possible before returning to Carnegie Hall in April for the hall's JapanNYC festival, which he is directing.

Try saying, "This is a tough week I'll soon get through," and "My boss is a way for me to practice my patience," and "There are great people out there if I keep my eyes and heart open to see them".

My guess is they're in no hurry to get through this conflict any time soon.

As soon we get through with the picture, I hear a brother across the street — "FOXX!