Sentence examples for soon have lost from inspiring English sources

English councils will soon have lost almost a quarter of their funding in five years.

The expected retirements, when combined with those commanders killed at the World Trade Center 11 months ago, mean that the department will soon have lost roughly one-quarter of its entire supervisory staff.

As Ricci had warned, had any army actually reached the mainland from the Philippines, had it not been wiped out on landing, had it succeeded in getting any distance into the interior, it would soon have lost itself in the inner wastes of the empire, been destroyed by bandits, or simply starved to death.

Almost half of the parents were extremely pleased with the outcome of surgery and some thought that their child would soon have lost gait function if they had not been not operated.

KOHN--David M. Too soon, we have lost a most cherished brother and friend.

Happily, almost as soon as these have lost their novelty, the citrus fruits come into their own.

Soon families who have lost sons in Iraq will launch a fresh legal challenge into the legality of the war.

But as soon as you have lost a stirrup, have a rein cut, have dropped your weapon, are wounded, or your horse is wounded, then is the moment when from all quarters enemies rush upon you... ...... Now the great man is gone.

But as soon as you have lost a stirrup, have a rein cut, have dropped your weapon, are wounded, or your horse is wounded, then is the moment when from all quarters enemies rush upon you... .. Now the great man is gone.

Soon he will have lost his one real chance, at changing the world and going down in history as one of the greatest revolutionary leaders in America...but not like this.

"We have to think of and show something different and we have to do it very soon or we'll have lost too many points," defender Dirk Marcellis said of his team's third defeat in seven Eredivisie contests.