Sentence examples for in so soon from inspiring English sources

Seubert, 25, said he understood that he may not play this season, but he refused to give in so soon.

Had NBC immediately tapped some of its more junior stars, like David Gregory, Lester Holt or Andrea Mitchell, to fill in so soon, they might have looked like ambitious careerists auditioning to take over while the chair was still warm.

He hoped he wouldn't have to dip back in so soon.

The pang in "so soon — " gives pathos to the little journey of the deathwards "o".

The Syracusans quickly saw their folly and misfortune, but could not, in the distraction they were in, so soon redress it.

Her choreography hurled people boldly through space in "So Soon Thereafter," the program of short works her company, Isabel Gotzkowsky and Friends, presented on Thursday night at the Joyce SoHo.

Opposition lawmaker Tim Garden said announcing an increase in Afghanistan so soon after the decrease in Iraq seems to be strategic planning on the government's part.

(Quickly, that is, once it was rediscovered and republished in the 21st century. In 1948, so soon after the war, English publishers shunned it).

Advocates argue that the provision is unneccessarily restrictive because many asylum-seekers are not in position to file paperwork in English so soon after entering the country, often after fleeing a dangerous situation.

Just as there is an undercurrent of bitterness at the enhanced employment prospects of foreign coaches in the English game, another conspicuous failure in La Liga, so soon after David Moyes' failure at Real Sociedad, would have far-reaching ramifications.

The Guardian understands, however, that executives at BBC Worldwide in Tokyo had voiced doubts about the merits of filming in Japan so soon after the QI furore.