Sentence examples for soon be extending from inspiring English sources

But my awareness of this is tempered by the fact that we do have a lot of brilliant women presenters on Radio 4: Jane Garvey, Martha Kearney – and we will, by the way, soon be extending The World at One [which Kearney presents] to 45 minutes; the news cycle has accelerated, she has more and more to fit in, and I think this is absolutely the right thing to do.

Unfortunately, non-Foursquare-ers will have to get on the waiting list, but Lesuisse said that Scoville will soon be extending its service to include the uninitiated as well.

Along with Amazon's numerous Echo-related announcements today regarding new devices, the company also said it would soon be extending and improving its hands-free TV viewing experience to a range of video partners, including big names in streaming services like Hulu, PlayStation Vue, CBS All Access, Showtime and others.

This directive, enforced with fines and jail, will soon be extended to 13 southern states.

This view is a privilege that will soon be extended to every person who visits the Vyne.

Restrictions on the transportation of goods have been in operation for three weeks in Luhansk and would soon be extended to neighbouring Donetsk, Mr Lutsenko said.

At present, academies and free schools have powers to set their own term dates, which the Department for Education hope will soon be extended to council-run schools.

Thus, the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales parks will soon be extended, with an extra 188 square miles of land to fall under full National Parks UK protection.

Tourism New Zealand promotions targeting same-sex couples in Australia would continue, she said, and could soon be extended into other countries such as China and Japan.

He also said that the categorywide approach that the agency was taking toward infusion pumps might soon be extended to other types of medical devices, though he declined to elaborate.

In the same month, Ontario's highest court decided that homosexuals could get married in that province, a decision that could soon be extended to the rest of Canada.