Sentence examples for now so soon from inspiring English sources

To give up on the idea of human rights now, so soon into the project of trying to remedy the world by its light, would be wrong.

But why a PlayStation smartphone, and why the big announcement now, so soon after revealing the Sony NGP portable gaming system?

H4Lvd Time@ TimeSpc LY adverb: Forward or in front in time, distance, etc. H4Lvd Time@ LY adverb: By this or that time, previously, prior to or at some specified or implied time, or now, so soon, so early.

I feel strange admitting this now, so soon after watching that horrific video of a bloodied senior citizen being dragged through the aisle of a United jet, but I actually enjoy air travel.

advertisement advertisement I feel strange admitting this now, so soon after watching that horrific video of a bloodied senior citizen being dragged through the aisle of a United jet, but I actually enjoy air travel.

"All is not lost, we would rather we weren't dealing with the situation but it is better that it has happened now, so soon after handing over the bid book, rather than two or three months out.

We have been speaking about new players that we hope to bring in because it is important that we are active now so as soon as the window opens, we get some players in".

I'm bidding on this thing right now, friends, so soon we'll be able to sense things from very far away.

"The suspects are old, that's why we're preparing everything now so that as soon as there is a final decision, we can move immediately with charges," he said.

Really, the system is set up right now so that, as soon as you graduate, your learning doesn't matter anymore, he says.

"I think in the position we are in, and we are losing bodies, it is important we are active now so that as soon as the window opens, not near the end of it, we can get some players in".