Sentence examples for soon expressed from inspiring English sources
He soon expressed a powerful objection to any delay in organising national elections and to the caucus process.
The Board of Trustees soon expressed its opposition to the college acting "as an agent of social change".
Local news media soon expressed interest, on which Cisna offered punchy sound bites like, "It's our choices that make us fat, not McDonald's".
Sunday's statement from Mr. Karzai's office said Afghan judicial authorities would soon "express their views" on how or whether a system of indefinite detention would comply with Afghanistan's laws.
The Islamists had agreed with Morsi's ouster, and their presence was critical to any political consensus; soon they expressed concerns about the proposed constitutional committee, which was to consist of a small group of legal experts.
Do you think we'll be able to have one soon?" I expressed surprise at his taking so many baths, and told him that most Americans take only one bath a day.
DETROIT — The chief executive of General Motors said on Tuesday that he hoped the federal government would be able to sell its stake in the automaker soon, and expressed concern about the country's economic recovery.
By John O'Hara The New Yorker, February 9 , 1946P. 20 Mr. Spring, the big Hollywood producer, whose every demand is granted as soon as expressed, has been told by a Johns Hopkins specialist that if he is careful he may live 5 or 10 years more - that is no liquor, smoking or excitement.
Mr. Spring, the big Hollywood producer, whose every demand is granted as soon as expressed, has been told by a Johns Hopkins specialist that if he is careful he may live 5 or 10 years more - that is no liquor, smoking or excitement.
When I met with the mayor of Seoul, Park Won Soon, I expressed my admiration and hopes for Korea's leadership in championing sustainable development in the run-up to this year's Rio+20 Summit on Sustainable Development.
Plenty of reasons to feel giddy, but perhaps too soon to express it.
