Sentence examples for soon start looking from inspiring English sources

Even the dirty old man of the market and its biggest seller, Playboy, might soon start looking over its shoulder.

The figures on housing starts may soon start looking disappointing — for reasons that have little to do with the economy and a lot to do with the weather.

So far, Ubicard has been funded using prize money from various pitch competitions, but the team will soon start looking for their first round of outside investment.

Devotees of a unified cyberspace are worried that the online world will soon start looking as it did before the internet took over: a collection of more or less connected proprietary islands reminiscent of AOL and CompuServe.

Unless it is announcing a bold new direction for the KitKat brand one might question the long term value of this, as any new eyeballs gained will soon start looking elsewhere.

At the time, Musen predicted that many universities would soon start looking for ontology experts.

But things soon started looking up.

He remained Celtic's goalkeeper – a major honour – but the way Haffey tells it, Celtic soon started looking for a reason to get rid of him.

After getting his Ph.D., Kosinski landed a teaching position at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and soon started looking for new data sets to investigate.

As Mr. Flueckiger likes to say, "We found love in Lubbock". The artist and the architect married in 2001 and soon started looking for a house.

When asked if he would ask the Knicks to trade him, Eisley, 28, said it was too soon to start looking elsewhere.