Sentence examples for soon dealing with from inspiring English sources

Thanks to word of mouth and some promotion in a Lonely Planet guide whose writer presumably wasn't aware of the gift shop at the end of the tour McFadden was soon dealing with about 70 visitors per day.

Thankss How You Die in an Electoic Chair.

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.

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 Turkish troops in the hills were soon dealt with by the 2nd Squadron, and as they withdrew, the regiment was able to provide covering fire.

They continued to advance into stiffening resistance, but these opponents, soldiers of the 40th (Saxon) and 3rd (Bavarian) Divisions, were soon dealt with and the outskirts of Messines village were within sight.

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.

He soon began dealing with nearby zoos – curators would call him if one of their animals died.

Will we soon be dealing with antigaming laws so that drivers can't play wearable video games while driving down the highway?

Kerry continues to use bloodless terms like "mistakes" because he hopes he will soon be dealing with Assad — either through Russia and Iran or through the media, or even a negotiating team from Damascus.