Sentence examples for soon short from inspiring English sources
Many were soon short of food and drinking water because of the difficulty of reaching the disaster area.
He founded Les Ballets Contemporains de la Belgique in Ghent two decades ago, a name soon shorted to Les Ballets C. de la B. By now, like most European companies, it is wildly international in its makeup.
However his career was soon shorted by multiple arm injuries, and he was out of baseball by 1955.
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But these ordinary pleasures were soon cut short.
It was an extreme and idealistic step for a diplomat, whose career was soon cut short.
New York City will soon run short of energy, and natural gas is the cleanest alternative readily available.
In addition, several State Department projects would soon run short of cash, they said.
Mr. Greenspan has warned repeatedly that at its current pace, the economy will soon run short of workers, putting upward pressure on wages and ultimately prices.
In 1972, an international research group called the Club of Rome predicted the world would soon run short of natural resources.
Most of her songs dwell on uncertainty: the boyfriend with a wandering eye ("Before He Cheats"); a relationship that ends too soon, cut short by lies ("I Know You Won't") or death ("Just a Dream").
