Sentence examples for soon uses from inspiring English sources

Here the camera pulls back and reveals him to be a rumpled guy sitting on a bench munching a carrot, which he soon uses as a lethal weapon, stabbing a villain through the throat.

In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, for instance, a Polish boy learns English after having slept through a radio lecture by George Bernard Shaw; the authoritarian government soon uses the same technique to brainwash its subjects.

They can initially show antitumor activity, but the incipient tumor soon uses them to provide itself with a shortcut for progression.

The turbine was soon used by warships and other steamers.

The Silverbergs have said they will reopen soon, using the name of a new hero, Sammy Sosa.

If this seems a rather contrived device, Bate is soon using it with characteristic craftiness.

And Microsoft has said it will soon use the Sender ID system.

And a coffeemaker from Smarter will soon use data from fitness trackers such as Fitbit.

The Red Sox soon used Armas to acquire Pedro Martinez from Montreal, a countermove that still stings.

American Standard may soon use software to translate its intranet into the 16 languages spoken by its 61,000 employees.

The State Department of Motor Vehicles will soon use new technology to scan digital photographs and documents to determine their authenticity.