Sentence examples for soon for this from inspiring English sources

It's too soon for this, she thought.

Real money gambling can't arrive too soon for this struggling company.

Finally, in 1975, and not a moment too soon for this reader, the good man dies at age 78.

Clearly he was not meant to live in Puritan times and the Restoration didn't come a moment too soon for this lusty man.

And it could not come a moment too soon for this town of 6,000, which is littered with the remnants of its old ore mines: tunnels overgrown with weeds, old railroad tracks, and an abandoned bathhouse where miners once sponged off the grime from their long days underground.

Lisson Gallery, NW1, Wed to 16 Jan Jessica Lack Phil Collins is back, and not a moment too soon for this ex-Turner Prize nominee who has, in the course of his career, through his fascination with community and collective engagement, scrutinised the disquieting and unhealthy world of reality television.

But Mr. DeMarco, 65, will leave this life soon for the scholarly one he forsook.

This came soon, for the Grand Junction Railway from Warrington to Birmingham had been authorised before the canal opened, and was carrying goods by January 1838.

The World Cup in South Africa two years ago came too soon for Eriksen; this tournament doesn't.

He says he feels so sharp that he may be ready too soon for this year's tour, from July 1 to 23. "All my training and racing this year has been geared to the tour," Armstrong said last night in a telephone interview from his spring and summer home in Nice, France.

Ascot will come too soon for her and this will be her final year".