Sentence examples for soon at all from inspiring English sources

But obviously I love tennis, and I don't see myself quitting anytime soon at all, and I love everything tennis has afforded me.

Successive PQ leaders have tried to manage this delicate balancing act with slick gobbledygook, including the famous pledge to hold a new vote when "winning conditions" are in place — a cunning formulation that for sovereignty activists can mean very soon and for swing voters, not soon at all.

But the greatest likelihood is that the fiscal cliff isn't going to be resolved soon at all —the betting line of the political cognoscenti is that no matter who wins, Congress will find a way to kick the issue down the road, perhaps as far as the fall of 2013, providing a new cloud of uncertainty over the economy.

According to my computer models too complicated to explain fully here–it could well happen, sometime, maybe soon, or maybe not soon at all.

That's not soon at all.

On Wednesday Trump taunted Russia, Syria's key backer, to "get ready" for U.S. strikes; the following day, perhaps stung by criticism he was showing his hand, he tweeted that he had "never said when an attack on Syria would take place" and that such an assault might come "not so soon at all".

It remained unclear even after the meeting on Thursday whether the two sides were indeed committed to a further narrowing of their differences, and whether they would take any tangible steps toward power sharing soon or at all.

The whole thing has stirred up quite the conversation over here at TechCrunch, and we've been arguing amongst ourselves about the likelihood that the Blue Apron IPO happens soon, or at all.

Don't let that person back into your life too soon, or at all.

IF SIMPLE extrapolation holds, then happy Slovaks may soon pay no taxes at all.

The 10.1 tablet hit OfficeMax.com today and will soon be at all of the 900 retail locations as soon as possible for the manufactured retail price of $449.