Sentence examples for new soon from inspiring English sources

That's how ViewsHound, a new soon to launch crowd-sourced news site from the team behind digital publishing platform Publisha, is pitching its wares.

The illusion of the new soon revealed itself as such, however, as Viktor Skripnik's Green and Whites were destroyed 6-0 with frightening ease.

Then he said, "What else have you done?," and I said that I'd been distracted about Jane being sacrificed but that I'm planning on doing something new soon, maybe involving clocks.

The morning front pages were dominated by Bradley Wiggins, but Thursday threw up a host of new soon to be household names and gave rise to a breed of instant pub experts on judo, canoe slalom and double trap shooting.

But don't be surprised if GPZ announces something new soon.

YCharts has raised just $1.5 million to date, but will likely announce "something new" soon, Carpenter says.

"For all the forced bonhomie you see in campaign-stop photos of these two, they look about as comfortable to me as an anxious father and his new, soon-to-be son-in-law," Blitt says.

It has set up a new, soon-to-be-commercial production arm, BBC Studios, which was created in large part to stem the brain drain of producers to the independent sector.

HE'S a bit of a cadaverous figure himself, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, the former French president dug out to head the group of Euro-notables charged with producing the first outline of a constitution for the new, soon-to-be-enlarged European Union.

"Today, we've created a unique organisation - a new, soon-to-be-branded Virgin company - which will offer the very finest in 'quadruple' - the best value, most exciting TV, broadband, mobile and phone services in Britain," said Sir Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin Group.

And with Yelp, it might know what restaurants you or your friends have liked elsewhere on the Web (using Facebook's new soon-to-be-ubiquitous like button).