Sentence examples for soon deal from inspiring English sources

Phillips may soon deal outfielder Benny Agbayani, who re-signed for one year and $600,000 yesterday.

In a voice-over Danny explains gloomily that Big Ed must be warning him that he will soon deal with him the way Henry V flattened the French army.

We will have more on this ruling as we approach tax lawyers and accountants who may have to soon deal with a new cohort of the "bitcoin rich".

The Sailing Soon deal is up to $1,000 off select sailings of six days or more.

Apparently he is terrified that the awful truth of his inhumane treatment of all Serbian citizens over the years, even against the Serbs in Serbia, might finally be revealed to the majority of these citizens, terrified that the people might soon deal with Milosevic and his henchmen the way the Romanians dealt with Ceaucescu.

Unfortunately, the only thing that occurs to him and Eric is to turn to the local crime boss, and they are soon dealing drugs.

The latter problem is soon dealt with by the application of a little bear grease, but coping with a septic thumb is much more difficult.

Consecrated as St. Eugenius I's successor on July 30, 657, Vitalian soon dealt peacefully with monothelitism, a heresy maintaining that Christ had only one will.

Its founder, Christopher Kimball, started a magazine with a similar title in 1980 and sold it, three years later, to the owners of The New Yorker, who soon dealt it away.

Those supporters were soon dealt another blow as Stephen Robinson's side broke upfield and scored a second.

Suarez reduced the deficit within four minutes, glancing in Gerrard's free kick, but Liverpool's hopes of getting back on terms were soon dealt a fatal blow.