Sentence examples for revisit soon from inspiring English sources

(There's even greater mystery and depth in Catherine Breillat's films, notably "Romance" and "Sex Is Comedy," which I'll revisit soon).

It is a devastating picture, one that Wellington, with its rambling horse farms and equestrian pedigree, will be forced to revisit soon.

This leaves open the door for continued plausible deniability in the boardroom, and may be an issue for Congress to revisit soon.

The first is Clint Eastwood's "Jersey Boys," which I'll revisit soon; the second is "A Summer's Tale," the late Eric Rohmer's lyrical romance, from 1996, which is only now getting its long-overdue theatrical release.

That issue is likely to be revisited soon: Congress is preparing to appoint a special committee to recommend ways to reduce the deficit.

But the issue is set to be revisited soon with the treasurer, Scott Morrison, having set a March deadline for the government to make a final decision on section 46.

This is a topic discussed here before and due for revisiting soon, for the poor quality of the Kookaburra ball is responsible for much of the opprobrium heaped on so-called dead pitches.

Quynh-Nhu Huynh, statistical director for the association, said that it had predicted a 5 percent decline in 2013 sales from the 12 million units sold in 2012, but that the forecast might have to be revisited soon because of the poor start.

Though it's worth noting that Google is implementing an interesting defragmentation strategy, so this may be worth revisiting soon enough.

I'll revisit it soon, though, and follow up here.

Laws governing deregulation of apartments need to be revisited, and soon.