Sentence examples for thinking soon from inspiring English sources

Kaufman: "So how long would something like this take Joan Mitchell to paint?" Dean Lorich, Tristan's dad: "When critics look at a new painting, what are they thinking?" Soon, the conversation expanded to encompass other artistic pursuits.

He'd mark the reading with one of several silk ribbons bound into the pages, and I'd take the book out to the lectern and stand there a minute, thinking, Soon I'll be up here, and the light will be on me, and the church will be full of my friends.

It was sinister, contemplative, as if it might be thinking, "Soon... .. while concocting some diabolical plot to annihilate me.

And last night if you were lucky enough to be standing on Christopher Street with fireworks to the south, a lavender Empire State Building to the north, and crowds cheering in the distance, you couldn't help thinking, "soon".

Smart thinking, soon copied; and as legacy as they come ….

Mr. Noonan said the thinking soon evolved into disbelief at the university's lack of action.

I began thinking that soon another explosion, this one maybe nuclear, would hit.

"All the way home, I'm thinking, As soon as I get back, I'm turning in my resignation.

But one can't help thinking that soon, and especially if Arsenal win on Wednesday, that he may feel his work in London is complete.

"Further, by raising in general terms, that our contingency planning has shown we need plenty of warning in order to be able to contribute to military action I would reinforce the need for the UK to be exposed fully to US thinking as soon as possible," he said in a note.

My mum is doing ok now and so I am thinking that soon I will be able to go back to my lovely country, the UK.