Sentence examples for to soon bring from inspiring English sources

Further, Senate Democrats are planning to soon bring a bill to the floor — one that failed in 2010 — that would strengthen federal pay-equity laws.

"When I first started visiting, I was afraid she'd be dead the next time I came," said Ms. Feldman, 31, who is eight months pregnant and plans to soon bring a new baby to meet Ms. Goodyear.

CommonKey has launched as an extension for the Chrome web browser, but the plan is to soon bring it to Firefox, Safari then to iOS and Android as a mobile app.

On the very same day that a certain search and Internet advertising giant based in Mountain View, California has made public its plans to soon bring to market an open-source operating system that it hopes will give Microsoft a run for its money when it comes to powering the netbooks of this world, a lone startup from Paris, France has raised millions in financing to do exactly the same thing.

In addition to soon bringing in more millennial-friendly programming options and those aimed at cord cutters, it also targeted a more mainstream audience by launching a new children's section this year.

Since then, they've raised $4 million in seed funding from a group of investors to accelerate product development and soon bring a product to market.

In 1906 the tonal vocabulary is still present -- the spasms of tension and release differ not that much from Brahms -- but the rules of grammar have been stretched to the breaking point that Schoenberg would soon bring them to.

Mr. Wang said China would soon bring to the Security Council the idea of postponing any action by the international court.

Investigations will soon bring to light the real bad actor in this tragedy.

Scientus Pharma is a Whitby, Ontario-based pharplacbosmaceutical company that will soon bring to market cannabis oils and gel capsules strictly for medical patients.

Scientus Pharma is a Whitby, Ontario-based pharmaceutical company that will soon bring to market cannabis oils and gel capsules strictly for medical patients.