Sentence examples for soon someone else from inspiring English sources

Four fresh-faced teens arrive for a beach party, but soon someone else joins them: a black-clad figure, complete with balaclava, carrying a dead body.

But soon, someone else will be enjoying the view.

Given the healthcare industry's resistance to change this is understandable, but if ZocDoc doesn't expand to fill this need soon, someone else will.

But Mid-Staffordshire was soon someone else's problem, as Sir David left the West Midlands in June 2006 to take up the reins of the NHS in London.

Soon, someone else will ask Andreas and Howard to kiss again, and they will, among strategically placed wine glasses.

"Maybe if we don't finish the game anytime soon, someone else can," the developers said in a statement on their website.

Keeping Americans paying, though, will soon be someone else's job.

"I do believe at some point very, very soon that someone else deserves the chance to wear No. 80".

He concludes that voluntary labor is best thought of as a "conscience good or activity -- something that people feel morally obligated to do when asked, but which they would just as soon let someone else do".

Many scientists, Johnson observes, get out of the lab as soon as someone else is there to do experiments, and that, he says, is not a good idea.

Freeman ([1997]) revealed that the standard explanation of the labour supply for volunteering accounted for a minor part of volunteer behaviour and that volunteering is a 'conscience good', which is something that people feel morally obligated to do when asked, but which they would just as soon let someone else do.