Sentence examples for soon showing from inspiring English sources

A Vertos consultant, Dr. Bohdan W. Chopko, said he expected to publish a report soon showing good results in 45 patients he has followed for two years.

Variations on this bluntly drawn, take-no-prisoners approach to comedy were soon showing up in the States, and the acting was even less naturalistic.

The old military intelligence service, the WSI, has been closed down, and a dossier will be published soon showing the reach of its sinister tentacles in business, media and officialdom.

It will be made easier if David Kay, Mr Bush's current weapons sleuth, produces a report soon showing credible evidence of Saddam's weapons and programmes though the risk is that such a report could, like Britain's 2002 dossier, convince only those who are already prepared to be convinced.

The attendees at the Liberty Island ceremony included several French-born artists and entrepreneurs who had chosen to build their careers in New York, including Bernar Venet, a sculptor who moved to New York in 1966 and was soon showing at Leo Castelli Gallery, and Martine Assouline, a founder of Assouline, the New York-based publisher of art, fashion and lifestyle books.

However, Russia were soon showing the fatigue of playing three games in 11 days and Ireland took advantage in the final stages.

His chest X-ray soon showed emphysema.

But events soon showed how illusory this effort was.

She soon showed her work to Brodovitch, who was impressed.

It was an expensive political philosophy, as events soon showed.

More fateful restlessness soon showed across a broader canvas.