Sentence examples for sooner going from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush is no sooner going to abandon his pursuit of Saddam than his crusade to eliminate the estate tax.

Interestingly, it does appear that the speed at which CR is achieved influences in some way the treatment strategy, with patients who achieve CR sooner going off therapy before disease progression and those who have a slow response tending to stay on therapy until progression.

I'd sooner go to the scaffold than be on that show myself.

But, rather like the lifts in the World Trade Centre, property markets no sooner go up than they come down.

Aides say he would sooner go into opposition than do such a deal.In this section Will these modest proposals provoke mayhem down on the farm?

Rick Santorum, faced with Jay Leno or Conan O'Brien, was also loath to choose, but in his case because he'd sooner go with neither — not very politic.

Athletes and movie actors leave a little bristle now, to intimidate rivals or attract cavewomen, but a man of my generation would sooner go onto the street in his underpants than unshaven.

In the past he has cheerfully confessed to spending every last penny on his appearance, and would sooner go without food than economise on cosmetic improvements, but he is one of the most unselfconscious people I have ever met.

I would no sooner go clubbing and pick up a woman for sex than I would run on to the pitch at Old Trafford and start showing off my keepy-uppy skills.

He has also been played at left wingback, although he has stated his preference in playing a more attacking role, saying "I'm not really the best defensively – I'd sooner go at people".

I'd sooner go over to the doctor.