Sentence examples for we soon have from inspiring English sources

My own view is that, even if we soon have near-universal broadband access, the switch from live to on-demand mainstream viewing, if it ever happens, will be well past the year 2020.

Opposite is a stone hearth where we soon have a fine log fire crackling (the two Goldsworthy refuges that provide overnight accommodation are equipped with simple beds, a table and firewood - a third overnight refuge is due to open in 2010).

We soon have a groaning tray of greens, garlic, flowers and herbs, plus a cluster of baby artichokes – one of the treats of growing your own is that you can pick them before the choke is fully formed; you can eat these whole.

In the beginning, we look for abandoned ruins and dystopian places with any traces of any kind of subculture, but we soon have to adjust to the realities here.

"We now call on all levels of Government, civil society, the private sector, community leaders and the international community to come together to vigorously implement this plan so that we soon have a future where no Tanzanian child and mother unnecessarily dies from preventable causes".

Not surprisingly, we soon had the table to ourselves.

We soon had people dotted all over the estate.

We soon had our own occupation, on the eve of the vote in parliament.

However, we soon had to correct this in the online text, after the Department for International Development told us £950m was wrong.

Alas, we soon had a chance: one of our first issues was devoted largely to the demonstrations in Belgrade, which Slobodan Milosevic crushed with tanks.

We soon had a son, and (except for the breastfeeding part) I was the primary parent.