Sentence examples for somehow soon from inspiring English sources
The phrase "somehow soon" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used informally to express uncertainty about the timing of an event happening in the near future. Example: "I hope to finish this project somehow soon, but I can't guarantee when."
The idea, largely but not exclusively fomented by the right, that TV news might somehow soon be supplanted by blogging as a mass medium may remain a populist fantasy until Americans are able to receive blogs by iPod.
If you are expecting me to comfort you with the assurance that it's all an illusion or that it will somehow soon get better, sorry, I can't and I won't.
Investors are spooked, Wall Street nervously awaits news of the next entry on that list of fallen corporate titans, and everyone hopes that trust in corporate America will somehow soon be restored.
Read a book (1 to 2 minutes), and get steady to sleep, and somehow soon you will fall asleep.
It was all very heartening, somehow, so soon after, the release of the Beveridge Report.
But somehow, as soon as someone says that something is not for me, it just makes me all the more interested.
Still, the only hope now is that somehow, and soon, they will calm down enough to step back and realize that swallowing a bitter pill now is the only way to avoid a guaranteed sickness unto political death.
As this serenely powerful image shows, activism comes at a cost, but if this year has taught us anything, it's that the alternative – doing nothing and hoping that this is a nightmare that will somehow end soon – is no longer an option.
So the CIA has to heal itself, somehow, and soon, or risk more moles of its own, like Aldrich Ames.
But I struggled through and soon – somehow – it was over.
The video had gone viral and, adding intrigue, Earl had somehow gone missing soon after its release.
