Sentence examples for what sooner from inspiring English sources

For whatever reason, Moody has done what, sooner or later, all self-respecting professionals must do.

But more telling about his remark is that no one said "so what" sooner, underscoring that there are real issues at stake.

Asked what sooner or later meant, Mr Smith said "as soon as possible", rejecting the suggestion that Mr Blair could wait until the annual party conference in Manchester in October.

When the series shifted to New Jersey, the Nets won by 18 and by 15. "If you are a good team, no matter what, sooner or later you have to win on the road," Nets forward Richard Jefferson said.

The sooner we all stand up and say, "this is exactly who I am -- and what?" the sooner we change the way we collectively understand what it means to be -- and who might be -- queer, the sooner we begin to vanquish the bigotry leveled against queer people, especially if that bigotry is inspired by one's own (however clandestine or unrealized) sexuality.

All the time the human race asks "What if?" Sooner or later it happens that someone will say that's the future.

"No matter what happens, sooner or later character in leadership is revealed," said David Rothkopf, author of the upcoming "Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making".

Now he thinks back with disgust and disappointment that he and his friends in Winter Hill could not piece together what happened sooner.

We are in discussions about formulating a policy and I have a good idea of what should happen, sooner rather than later.

Defoe is desperate to prove he has still got what it takes sooner rather than later, although his ambitions stretch significantly further than easing his new employers out of their current difficulties.

"We should have known sooner what they were doing.