Sentence examples for presumably soon from inspiring English sources

Should the price of rice rise significantly, some of the other 93% would presumably soon find its way to the market.

Scot Halpin, a nineteen-year-old, and presumably soon to be the most envied teen-ager in America, got onto the stage, and performed in Moon's place.

Her partner, Marcelo Gomes, has excelled in the lead male role, dancing with an unassuming grandeur that Ms. Wiles will presumably soon acquire in the ballet.

If so, the markets will presumably soon regret their spasm of exuberance on January 3rd and we will soon applaud the Fed's prompt, not precipitate, action in cutting rates.

Scotland – which at the time of writing had voted to stay in the EU by 62% to 38% – is already independent in most essential political and cultural terms, and will presumably soon be decisively on its way.

And the Central Committee meeting could prove to be more productive than it now appears when a full report on the group's closed-door deliberations is made public, presumably soon.

"Everything went down the toilet today," said the out-of-form, out-of-position and presumably soon-out-of-the-team-again captain, Fritz.

The June initiative passed, narrowly, and presumably will soon face a legal challenge.

Members said refunds were offered "with no quibble", and sometimes even "without requesting it", presumably as soon as a complaint is made.

The headstone shows an angel with its wings outspread and its left hand reaching toward an image of the man who, presumably, will soon be buried there.

Under his current contract, Sheffield cannot be traded to 12 teams -- including the Reds, who presumably will soon be removed from that list -- and the Dodgers can trade him anywhere else.