Sentence examples for soon succeed from inspiring English sources

To date, they have found nothing, but researchers working there are confident they may soon succeed.

In December, Dr. David Satcher, who was surgeon general, said obesity would soon succeed tobacco as the leading cause of preventable deaths in America.

In July, as word of Mr. Wilber's victory spread virally, Ben Crowther, a college student in Bellingham, Wash., started a similar Internet appeal to Apple, which would soon succeed after drawing 22,700 signers.

But during the same visit, a Muslim cultural adviser to the military predicted to reporters that detainees would soon succeed in committing suicide; there were at least two attempts by detainees to hang themselves in April.

According to Proskauer, F.D.R., who would soon succeed Smith as governor, turned down the draft, saying, "You can't give poetry to a political convention," and came up with a draft speech of his own -- without the happy warrior.

" 'Rather than have you out front, we thought it would be best to not have you do the invocation.' " Mr. Obama then asked whether the Rev. Otis Moss III, who would soon succeed Mr. Wright at Trinity, could speak instead.

White soon succeeded the U.S. Attorney there.

He soon succeeded in making a crystal-clear carrot juice.

Molière soon succeeded in winning audiences to a completely new type of comedy.

Eudocia was soon succeeded by Michael and subsequently entered a convent.

He soon succeeded in placing trusted members of Islamic Jihad in key positions around bin Laden.