Sentence examples for soon to be setting from inspiring English sources

"It's much too soon to be setting up a museum, because the historical events in question are too recent".

The first task of the dog advisory council – soon to be set up by the government – ought to be the replacement of the Dangerous Dogs Act with laws that aim to eliminate dangerous owners.

Under a scheme whereby those who confess are released, another 30,000 are soon to be set free.The scheme, which does not apply to the ringleaders of the genocide, is intended to ease overcrowding and reveal the truth about the events of 1994.

Smith has already had several conversations with Commissioner Roger Goodell and several owners, and he said he expected a date for the start of negotiations to be set soon after this weekend's draft.

Since it was founded in 1961, Amnesty has had a hand in the release or the relief of some 2500 prisoners, including the 500 Greeks to be set free soon by the Greek junta.

By Billy Boy Arnold's account, the next day, as the band and the men who were soon to be their producers were setting up for a rehearsal, they were idly casting about for a stage name for Ellas McDaniel when Mr. Arnold thought of Bo Diddley.

The oncoming cars are heading into the soon-to-be setting sun, and I can see clearly into the cars and into the cab of an oncoming 18-wheeler.

This alternative will be evaluated in a randomised trial and economic evaluation soon to be started in this setting.

Pain, struggle and reality would soon be setting in.

The sun would soon be setting.

With the Lowry Centre and Old Trafford stadium a stone's throw away, plus ITV's new Coronation Street set soon to be built, the area possesses a creative buzz.