Sentence examples for nowhere soon from inspiring English sources

I walked past him, noting he'd be getting nowhere soon, the meeting and approaching storm still on my mind.

The prospect of a future powered by the sun and the wind is so appealing that it obscures a less charming fact: coal is going nowhere soon.

Verdi would not have dissented from the idea of Universal Brotherhood, but his opera Don Carlo sees it happening nowhere soon.

Martin Kettle's claim that the EU's relationship with Turkey is "held hostage by the atavistic parochialism of a Greek Cypriot statelet", in his article on Turkish membership of the EU (Disgracefully, Turkey's EU accession bid is going nowhere soon, 29 October), portrays a lack of understanding of the fundamental principles of the union.

WASHINGTON -- The Senate added emergency Zika funding to a larger spending bill Thursday, all but guaranteeing it will go nowhere soon.

The divide in Northern Ireland is baked into its political system as a compromise to displease everyone equally, and as long as the DUP shore up their base by scaring the horses with horror stories about Sinn Fein – and as long as Sinn Fein is wilfully blind to how provocative their commemoration of murderers is – it's going nowhere soon.

After a while, but nowhere near soon enough, the disguise got pretty flimsy.

Understandably, Longdancer went nowhere, but soon Stewart met a young hippie woman in a health food store: Annie Lennox.

As far as I could tell, the Coral Reef sits exactly in the middle of nowhere, and soon I was swimming along a pristine beach in water so clear I could see 20 feet in front of me.

A taxi driver who was trying to navigate through the electrical workers' demonstration also used a string of sexually charged expletives when it became clear that his Volkswagen Beetle was going nowhere anytime soon.

"They take unpaid internships that go nowhere and soon can't pay college loans.