Sentence examples for used soon enough from inspiring English sources

You'll get used soon enough, and a bit later you'll be spotting what you want at once.

Each year, several hundred people succumb to anaphylactic attacks, the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology says, because they fail to use epinephrine as a first-aid measure or fail to use it soon enough.

Initially it would have been more than we could use, but soon enough we would have outgrown it.

After so long using all-touch devices, the digital crown does at first take some getting used to, but soon enough it makes as much sense as a navigation input as did the iPod's clickwheel, if not more so.

They might be annoyed by the drag at first but will get used to it soon enough.

Your body will get used to the climate soon enough and you won't have to wear as many layers.

Chimera are connected to a hive mind and have access to knowledge of advanced technology, which they proceed to build using Russian infrastructure, and soon enough are rolling into Europe.

"We used to think 2035 was soon enough to fix up water quality but we've had to revise that".

Soon enough, Bush and Cheney used al-Qaeda's Pearl Harbor-like strike on New York and Washington to spin up their remarkably non sequitur agenda of invading Iraq, and the U.S. was off what seemed its more natural course of focusing on the Asia-Pacific, and the question of likely future superpower China, for a dozen more years.

Silk Worm was one of the first Amiga games I had, but I soon enough became used to the sight of my helicopter crashing, and burning, and the screen resetting to the title menu, reaching Wave Six representing my "greatest" achievement.

He starts with an affecting visit to his maternal grandmother, to whom he "somewhat awkwardly uttered the salute 'Shalom!' " as he took his leave; but soon enough he uses his genealogical exploration to make the more brutal, unsentimental point that "a great number of Stalin's enforcers and henchmen in Eastern Europe were Jews".