Sentence examples for mentioned soon from inspiring English sources
Lending Tree hopes it will be mentioned soon in the same breath as Internet champion eBay.
As previously mentioned, soon after transection, the axons retract, re-form a growth cone and elongate forward.
In the Senate, retirement will rob remaining lawmakers of the company of the conservative stalwarts Jesse Helms of North Carolina and Phil Gramm of Texas, two men noted for their hand-to-hand style of legislative combat, not to mention soon-to-be centenarian Strom Thurmond of South Carolina.
Among the parties who have taken up Microsoft on their generous offer is Ben Huh of Cheezburger Network fame (not to mention soon-to-be reality TV star), who told the Times that Microsoft "took care of everything" when it came to developing a lolcat-touting Windows Phone app.
A small copy pinpoints Cima sites, including that of his studio in San Luca near the Rialto Bridge.The altar painting of the Virgin mentioned above soon follows.
Now the government wronged Tom and Beulah in the two ways mentioned as soon as it caused them to be released from slavery and before Beulah conceived any child; but it also continued to wrong them in these ways after the conception of their daughter, Eulah.
The CIA's internal report mentioned that soon after the "Dark Alliance" series was published, "one major news affiliate, after speaking with a CIA media spokesperson, decided not to run the story".
I went in for our final meeting, gave him his card and left with the wish that he should continue to read my column (he'd probably be up for a mention soon).
And why is every person who sees or mentions it soon found dead?
In that account he mentions that soon after the costumes were designed, the creative team heard about a gang fight in Nyack, N.Y., that was triggered when one member yanked off the colored bandanna a rival gang member's girlfriend was wearing.
Instagram has had text mentions since November 2016, soon after it launched Stories, but Snapchat just added them last month.
