Sentence examples for has soon worn from inspiring English sources

This means that: (a) it has soon worn out its voice, and (b) it leaves you with a monster-size headache.

She also told media she hoped the "novelty" of having a prime minister give birth in office would soon wear off.

The headaches have subsided, and Machado will soon wear contact lenses during games.

Young specimens are rather hard and firm, and the cap has a finely velvet-textured surface that soon wears off to become smooth.

Charles Stross has suggested, and I agree, that police will soon wear always-on cameras while on duty, for legal reasons.

Because the dies soon wore out, many scores of issues had to be brought out each year, in gold, silver, and bronze.

Shortly before dusk I reached Ghangaria, where it was so cold I was soon wearing every piece of warm clothing I had with me.

Though the didactic conceit may soon wear thin, it felt as if these women had a lot more to say.

May make fingers hurt at first will soon wear off.

That initial flourish soon wore off, though, and only a recent upturn in fortunes has prevented Martin Jol's side from being sucked into the relegation battle.

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