Sentence examples for that soon all from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt, says Mr Davis, that soon all cars will be connected cars.

It is, most urgently, a call for innovation in what we do, how we do it, with whom and how quickly - so that, soon, all children everywhere will finally and fully enjoy their innate and inalienable rights.

She warned them that soon all players would be required to speak proficient English or face suspension; the threat of penalties has since been dropped.

A: We're gradually changing our community architecture to mean that soon, all comments left on any part of the Guardian website will appear on your profile, but as you can imagine, it's taking a while.

Which means that soon all you young new parents will have this to look forward to: PARENT: Look what I just found in the closet, my old boxed sets of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Boy Meets World".

I can only hope that soon, all British citizens will be able to enjoy equal state pension rights and enjoy their later years as they deserve to, wherever they choose to spend them.

"I am really hopeful in the interest of our party and our city that soon we all come together.

I get the slightly scary feeling that someday soon all news may look this way.

The number was actually much less, insists his hardheaded longtime manager, Bill Amerson, who says that Holmes soon all but lost the ability to separate truth from fiction.

And he must make clear that — sometime soon — all properly inspected Mexican trucks must be able to work throughout the country, as Nafta requires.

Bradshaw, the former Steelers quarterback with four Super Bowl rings and a Hall of Fame bronze bust, had been vocally sacked by Wellington Mara's octogenarian widow in a scene that was soon all over the Internet.