Sentence examples for she would shortly from inspiring English sources

She would shortly be taking over the restaurant in the slick May Fair Hotel in London, and the kitchen would use the exotic recipes from her book.

Although she was under the impression that she would shortly receive a promotion and a raise, she did not get either, according to court documents.

Fortunately, six months after Ray's death, she met a man she would shortly marry, moving from the glass house and its ghosts.

Ms. White said that she would "shortly convene a meeting of the leaders of the exchanges and other major market participants to accelerate ongoing efforts to further strengthen our markets".

The Securities and Exchange Commission's chairwoman, Mary Jo White, said that she would "shortly convene a meeting of the leaders of the exchanges" to push ahead on new testing requirements that have been rebuffed by exchange companies.

GENOA, ITALY — On the eve of the 65th Cannes Film festival this year, Lady Joy, a star American attraction, arrived by ship under gray, rain-spitting skies in this grimy north Italian port, before setting off along the coast for the French Riviera, her stylists and makeup artists primping her for a cocktail party she would shortly host.

There was Rose Heilbron, the first woman high court judge (who, as a barrister for the defence of a woman charged with setting fire to her houseboat, secured her acquittal partly by pointing out that a woman about to set fire to a boat and knowing she'd shortly be on the bank would never have put her curlers in).

I watched my friend, the cabaret singer Nancy LaMott, record her last album, "Listen to My Heart," not long after she learned she had the cancer that would shortly kill her; though she was only 43, she sang of love and loss as if she knew all there was to know about them both.

She painted this self-portrait after divorcing Diego Rivera, whom she would remarry shortly after.

She predicted that the government's cap on skilled migration from outside Europe would shortly start preventing employers from accessing certain non-EU staff.

He would shortly write I, Claudius, the book for which he would become world-famous.