Sentence examples for soon touch from inspiring English sources

The truth is that dementia will soon touch every family in the land.

Eventually, a scripture-literate passenger on board Cage's flight puts two and two together and explains that the plane will soon touch down in a world torn apart by the sudden evacuation of all Christians.

"Can the study of it really be anything more than the wearisome industry of source-hunting, of ­allusion-counting, an industry that will soon touch apocalypse anyway when it passes from scholars to computers?" Thus did Bloom, almost 40 years before the advent of the "digital humanities," envision with Nostradamus-like exactitude the morbid endgame of critical dissection.

In a canned statement, Ilya Gelfenbeyn, CEO of Speaktoit, talks up the pairing of its two strategic investors and Speaktoit's cross-platform, cross-device future: "What has begun with smartphones over the past three years will soon touch many areas of our lives, including our cars and our homes.

Zika may soon touch nearly every country in the Western hemisphere, bringing with it a particularly damaging impact on women and children.

There is a causal relationship between being sick with a cold or the flu and making others sick by touching them directly or handling an object that they soon touch themselves.

Exchange officials soon touched base with the S.E.C. in Washington, where an internal e-mail system alerted regulators to the problem.

Keatley frittered away a chance to reduce the gap when he dragged a penalty wide before Di Bernardo followed suit, although Filippo Giusti was soon touching down to make that irrelevant.

Tigers were back in front within three minutes of the restart when Pearce was driven over in the corner and he soon touched down again after good play by Burns and Mathew Tait.

An expected Federal Communications Commission decision soon may touch off another round of consolidation among newspaper stocks, which would justify these companies' current valuations.

Everything around is very sensitive, and sets off alarms as soon as touched.