Sentence examples for soon perform from inspiring English sources

Dr. Samuels said his team would soon perform its third implant on a pig.

He returned to form on "Pop Lie," which he said Okkervil River would soon perform on "Late Show With David Letterman".

It's been enough to propel the Australian pop star to international attention; his United States debut, "Making Mirrors" (Eleven/Universal), recently cracked the Billboard Top 20, and he will soon perform at the Coachella festival.

"I'm a front-runner, no question about it," she said late one recent afternoon as she surveyed the setup at an Athens supper club where she would soon perform her singing act, a repertory of American jazz and pop standards that represents yet another chapter in her cross-cultural odyssey.

And yet, this young aristocrat must drop his eyes when the workingmen glance up from their toil – while they boil black tar in summer's glaze, tear down, build, and repair the setting for the play, whereon the youth will soon perform his regal and tragic part.

Yet ADMX researchers will soon perform one of the more important and promising experiments in particle physics.

He wrote his lyrics with great speed and ease, and was soon performing at benefits for Geronimo Pratt and other prisoners.

He came to New York when he was 20 and was soon performing as a dancer at a Manhattan nightclub.

And then there's her heroically blunt songs, such as You're Gonna Die Soon, performed to a group of octogenarians.

In the United States, Dr. Maria Siemionow of the Cleveland Clinic has done extensive research and animal experimentation in the hopes of soon performing a face transplant.

She was soon performing in halls as far from home as the War Memorial Opera House in San Francisco, earning as much as $2,000 a performance.