Sentence examples for soon get over from inspiring English sources
The reason I'm close to launching the Treasury select committee fan club (don't worry - I'm sure I'll soon get over it) is that this hearing was really productive.
In 1910, when an explosion killed seventy-nine miners and the Colorado Bureau of Labor Statistics accused C.F. & I. of "cold-blooded barbarism" in its neglect of safety measures, Bowers assured his superiors in New York that the miners would soon "get over the excitement".
The Lib Dems will "soon get over" the divisions caused by tuition fees, ex-leader Charles Kennedy has said.
You soon get over it, distracted by the regal high ceiling, with elaborate molding and an enormous chandelier hanging in the center.
"I think inevitably you get a bit of political damage when something like this happens, that is inescapable....but I think the party will soon get over that.
But I soon got over that.
One soon gets over the "too pretty to use" inhibition in Japan, where everything is beautifully presented and packaged.
If people were sniffy when her husband followed suit with a writing career, they soon got over it: his poetry collections To a Fault and Go Giants were heaped with praise.
He says he soon got over the disappointment and was able to enjoy watching his Jamaican rivals Yohan Blake and Usain Bolt win the 100m and 200m, respectively, in his absence.
One of the founding stories of the Star Trek mythos is how the two original leading men locked horns on meeting in their mid-30s, soon got over their "feud", and went on to be the most unlikely of best friends, even when the camera was turned off.
