Sentence examples for otherwise soon from inspiring English sources

A furious Mrs Thatcher thought otherwise: soon after obtaining a landslide, she obtained a new foreign secretary.

But whatever its problems, Germany is no longer the country It was in 1940, and a prophet who claims otherwise soon finds himself playing the role of a clown.

The deal offers Anglo American, whose stock is listed in London, an escape from the cross-holdings, which have depressed its stock price and which would otherwise soon be subjected to penalties under new exchange rules.

The one-time boogie-woogie queen, who hated rock 'n' roll as a commercial evil but saw jazz as spiritual because of its roots in the redemptive suffering of the blues, was eulogized by jazz critics but otherwise soon forgotten.

for it keeps alive and functioning patriotically a well-equipped plant that might otherwise soon have been obliged to close its doors except as a training camp or hospital". Princeton did not seem to be in danger of closing its doors forever, but by opening its doors to the military, Princeton took the lead in a move that nearly all colleges in the country embraced in order to remain viable.

Without stabilization intergenerational risk adjustment contributions may otherwise soon again rise to levels that exceed disposable means of young adults.

Otherwise, pretty soon you're going to think like that.

And – dejected or otherwise – we soon find out that she doesn't do understatement either.

Otherwise, as soon as people see you on screen they say: 'Oh, it's Lovejoy again'".

Besides, they add, the ice they'll be taking would otherwise melt soon anyway.

They are not alone, of course — they have company, both human and otherwise — and soon they're battling predatory creatures and a vast cover-up.