Sentence examples for soon turn off from inspiring English sources

In bed, I peruse "Phantasms of the Living," but I must soon turn off the light.

Across the pond, Atlantic Sunoco Philadelphia, the biggest refinery in north-eastern America, may soon turn off the lights.

Leading shares fell to their lowest level for two months, as fears that the US Federal Reserve would soon turn off the money taps refused to go away.

Leading shares fell sharply on concerns that the US Federal Reserve may soon turn off the money tap and disappointment about Japan's plans to stimulate its economy.

Barrick Gold Corp. of Toronto yesterday announced that it will soon turn off pumps that keep water out of its Homestake mine near Lead, South Dakota.

Stiff breezes blew water from the plume onto the pedestrian walkway surrounding the reservoir, soaking the many strollers out to view the park from the still-verdant promenade, and the fountain was soon turned off.

In the field application, all the IGBTs would be soon turned off after a DC short-circuit fault.

One estimate of lost revenues for the one-month trial period is 1.2 trillion lira, or around $1 million.Turktelekom soon turned off the 800 numbers, leaving TurkNet holding the bag and effectively clearing the way for EscortNet to emerge as the country's leading server.

Those wanting to remain incognito in this brave new world might soon have to turn off their mobile phones when arriving at a party.

Nice beach too, and as soon as we turn off the front, we find a village green, then a steep road - the very hill we want.

That extreme feeling begins almost as soon as you turn off from I-70 and head up and over the 11,990-foot Loveland Pass, where the drop-dead views of the Divide are diminished only by a procession of gasoline tankers and hazardous-materials trucks required to detour along the snaking, two-lane road instead of taking the Eisenhower Tunnel below.