Sentence examples for soon in time from inspiring English sources

While it would be beneficial to DJI to start shipping soon — in time for the summer outdoor season (and Father's Day) — the drone company has had a recent history of production delays dating back to after the Mavic was announced.

But soon, just in time to make or ruin Christmas, the results come out.

The revitalization of planetariums is coming none too soon, perhaps in time to maintain or even add to their enormous popularity.

The official launch of Uber in New York is coming soon (hopefully in time for TechCrunch Disrupt).

For both used liquids and especially for the IL2 solution, the CAs were soon decreasing in time after touching the APA surface.

Apple is thought to be gearing up to launch HomeKit soon, likely in time for WWDC next month.

Haven't we all thought "later, soon, in due time" but secretly obsessed about "when" in some area of our lives?

In any event, it would be wise not to expect any changes anytime soon in The Times' coverage of the potential health hazards associated with cellphone radiation.

If the Food and Drug Administration approves peconaril, the drug could be on the market as soon as fall of 2002--in time for next year's bout of winter colds.

They soon moved back in time to acquire other, less flamboyant works produced since 1913.

The decision should be overturned as soon as possible, in time to allow candidates to begin circulating candidacy petitions in early June.