Sentence examples for soon walk from inspiring English sources

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It means Islamist guerrillas will soon walk free, and any prisoners still held will be released.

He needs a second hip replacement, but is hopeful that he may soon walk without a limp or a cane.

Late last year, President Trump directed NASA to "lead the return of humans to the moon". For most folks, the meaning of this was pretty clear: Americans would soon walk on the moon again.

You'll soon walk into the supermarket, having input your shopping list on a mobile app, which will then link to instore beacons (technology that can pinpoint your location instore).

A lucky group of researchers will soon walk away with £30 million (US$39 million) to study the heart and circulatory system — one of the largest single grants for medical research in the world.

Despite Oakland's love affair with Gruden, an unsettling question hangs over the organization like the fog above the Golden Gate Bridge: if everyone is so darn happy, why is there seemingly constant speculation that Gruden may soon walk out the door?

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Mr. Auriemma soon walked over.

Soon, walking was, too.

I was soon walking Detroit in his footsteps.

He was invited to a screening but soon walked out.

Coincidentally, two men soon walked in, and she broke into a smile.

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