Sentence examples for soon being used from inspiring English sources

In 1853 he designed a drop hammer, which was soon being used in every forge in the world.

But Roche's granite structure turned out to have such functional limitations that the visitors center was soon being used for office space.

The strategy of discretion that Yale had once used to exclude Jews was soon being used to include people like Levi Jackson.

It arrived in the mid-19th century and was soon being used by Africans and Europeans alike, interchangeably, often for commercial purposes.

The aqueduct was opened to traffic on 17 July 1761, only 15 months after the enabling Act had been passed, and it was soon being used by the duke's barges to carry coal to Manchester from his mines at Worsley.

These devices are in use in Europe and will soon be used in the United States.

The old machine shop will soon be used as a robotics shop.

Your mobile phone could also soon be used as an instant dating tool.

The home secretary has said that full-body scanners will soon be used to screen passengers before they board flights.

Some experts believe that, like aspirin, they may soon be used to treat heart attacks immediately after they occur.

Bio-engineered plants might soon be used to produce plastics and other substances now made using diminishing supplies of petroleum in dangerous, polluting petrochemical plants.