Sentence examples for soon stake from inspiring English sources

A rising generation will soon stake its claim on 1989.

When Facebook goes public soon, that stake will be worth more than $1bn.

Soon the stakes may grow yet greater, in a way that could unravel the few surviving strands of the peace accord and make the United Nations' hope of stationing peacekeepers in Congo even less likely.

Soon Enron's stake was worth some $300 million, according to the committee's report.

It lifts some uncertainty for shareholders of Lloyds, including the government, which hopes to start selling down its stake soon.

Cable and Wireless has pledged to sell a chunk of that stake soon after the deal is completed, which will put further pressure on Pacific Century shares.

La Madonnina soon became the stake in a custody suit between church and state, with the state attorney confiscating the statue for examination, and the Bishop defending it as church property.

In addition to its divisions for movie and television production, The Firm already owned the Pony sneakers company and soon took a stake in Virgin Drinks North America, hoping to cross-pollinate among its holdings.

The first half results of RBS demonstrated how the Edinburgh-based bank's fortunes have contrasted with those of Lloyds Banking Group, where the government is expected to start selling down its stake soon.

When two young friends turn up at a creepy freak show, both are entranced by the allure of the undead, although schoolboy rivalry soon drives a stake between them, cursing them from beyond the grave.

The Royal Bank of Scotland is preparing for the government to start selling its stake soon, even though the government hinted it might delay such a move because the bank's shares are still trading below the level at which the government took its stake in 2008.