Sentence examples for very soon put from inspiring English sources
Glasgow has helped make the moral case crystal clear and we expect more universities to very soon put their money where their research is".
The time for field recordings was almost over, John Lomax wrote, in 1937: "The influence of good roads and the radio combined will very soon put an end both to the creation and to the artless singing of American folk songs".
"If you don't face the fact that it is all going to be over very soon, you put things off.
It will be soon put into BOINC.
The economic crisis has taken a heavy toll across Turkey, and Mr. Dervis indicated that new foreign loans were needed very soon to help put the economy back on track.
Very soon afterwards, W. Shields put forward the theory that philopatry, i.e. the tendency of individuals of many species to breed near their birthplace, was related to the advantages conveyed by inbreeding, and in particular the capacity of inbreeding to maintain successful gene combinations [ 2].
Unlike Ms. Winehouse (a comparison she will no doubt tire of very soon) Ms. Costa isn't putting herself forward as an outsider, a special case, a self-absorbed trouble magnet.
And all of this should be put in place very soon, while there is international interest.
I think, if measures aren't put in place very soon – perhaps with this new £30 million pledge from the government emergency mental health care – there's a very real danger that we'll start slipping backwards.
"He is set to make up his mind very soon – his family hasn't put pressure on him to return – but he misses them very much and they've said they'd welcome him back with open arms," the source told RadarOnline.
