Sentence examples for which sooner from inspiring English sources

Images shown on television are, by definition, images of which, sooner or later, one tires.

A Bloomingdale's filled with boutiques is not so much a brand of its own as a street filled with boutiques — which, sooner or later, it comes to resemble.

"Engagement" adheres to the modern movie convention of extreme candor in which, sooner or later, characters blurt out whatever hostile thing they are thinking.

Which, sooner or later, as night follows day, will lead the corporation into being held accountable to the very people it is there to scrutinise.

The United States of America had been, ever since Kitty Hawk, blindly constructing the elaborate petard by which, sooner or later, it must be hoist.

Far more than Disney, whose studios were churning out kitsch from the start, Schulz came to seem an icon of art's corruption by commerce, which sooner or later paints a smiling sales face on everything it touches.

People trickled over in the evening — a smaller crowd, which left sooner.

No, this is a natural part of the financial maturation process, which happens sooner in some species than in others.

These new jumbo reverse mortgages allow borrowers to refinance the loan after one year with no penalties, which is sooner than some competitors.

Taken together, the sprawling cast gives the reader the sense that the frontier was actually a small world in which everyone sooner or later met everyone else.

What bothers me is that the Pharaoh story highlights an insidious part of the debate which will sooner or later have to be tackled.