Sentence examples for soon order from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown, the prime minister, has dropped hints that his government will soon order two new carriers when negotiations over the defence budget are concluded.

But the company acknowledged that even that increase may not meet what the government is expected to soon order for stockpiles of the drug.

The article, by David Grossman, ran in the op-ed section of Haaretz, and decried Prime Minister Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu's fevered declarations that he might soon order a unilateral strike on the Islamic Republic of Iran and its nuclear facilities.

Kessler said she would soon order a timetable for release of the tapes, despite Justice Department lawyer Andrew Warden's objections that removing the faces and names of US personnel at Guantánamo remains a laborious process.

Additionally, the Federal Aviation Administration said it would soon order that certain Airbus models must be inspected before they fly again if they are subjected to strong sideways forces in flight.

They gathered from near and far by the tens of thousands, galvanized by the possibility that President Bush will soon order American forces to attack Iraq even without the approval of the United Nations Security Council.

Pretty soon, orders started doubling.

Soon orders poured in from California, Florida, Oregon, Minnesota, Massachusetts, and New York.

A loudspeaker soon ordered them to leave, he added.

The Israelis, ensconced in a nearby tower, soon ordered the U.N. team to leave.

That pleased them so well that they soon ordered some more.