Sentence examples for shifted soon from inspiring English sources

An environmental disaster was avoided only because winds and currents shifted soon after the leak began, carrying the fuel away from remote islands where large colonies of sea lions, marine iguanas and blue-footed boobies live.

Yancey and her sisters shifted soon thereafter to Bugo, Mindanao, where she picked up Army LCMs.

The focus of the case began to shift soon thereafter.

Bougherra, the Algerian defender, said he thought the trend would shift soon.

The skies above Antrix will shift soon, though; already there are intriguing complications on the horizon.

Those in charge of the Jets' rushing offense believe its fortunes will shift soon.

But if the status quo doesn't shift, and shift soon, let there be words, and let some of them be furious.

That list will shift soon as Mrs. Clinton and Chelsea build their staffs to focus on issues including economically empowering women and combating infant mortality.

Mr Obama is likely to warn Mr Putin that the Russian position on Syria is no longer credible and that, if Russia does not shift soon, it could be sidelined, perhaps by some foreign military intervention.On Iran, the interests of the two sides are more aligned both in preventing Iran from getting a nuclear weapon and in deterring Israel from launching an attack.

She left school at thirteen, and two years later she was earning her keep in the chorus at the Strand Roof, high above Times Square, shifting soon to a production of "Ziegfeld Follies" at the New Amsterdam, and from there to "Keep Kool" at the Morosco, where she was billed as one of the Keep Kool Cuties.

That trend isn't expected to shift soon.