Sentence examples similar to soon in the last from inspiring English sources

Everyone involved in the negotiations believes that the political deal must be struck soon, in the next week or so.

The Fed cut interest rates sharply after Wall Street crashed, but stopped easing much too soon in the summer of 1930.

"If we don't have common bonds very soon, in the next year or so, southern European countries will go bankrupt," Mr. Delpla said.

"The reason I'm here is because I want the American people to urge Congress soon in the next week the next two weeks to begin the work we have by doing what we all agree on," he said.

Last year, Mr. Ghailani became the first detainee moved into the civilian system, where he faces trial soon in the 1998 conspiracy to bomb the United States Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, attacks that killed 224 people.

We have something coming out soon – in the next month or so hopefully – that will clarify what people can do with the brand," says Bui. "It's really amazing what people are doing out there.

Have there been discussions with hardware manufactures to have a Facebook-branded phone some time sort of soon, in the next year or so?

It's aimed at "design-conscious" consumers and will be available in Europe sometime soon (in the first quarter, according to Nokia) for the fashion-forward price of 375 Euro (that's almost $550).

After Apple announced its earnings for the second quarter of 2012 on April 24, it became clear the tech giant won't be slowing in growth any time soon; in the last quarter alone, Apple saw $39.2 billion in revenue and sold 35.1 million iPhones, 11.8 million iPads, four million Macs and 7.7 million iPods.

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Soon after, in the early 1630s, he rose to fame.