Sentence examples for will soon be known from inspiring English sources

The chick will soon be known as blue-green.

What used to be your Facebook personal profile page will soon be known as Timeline.

At this rate Hong Kong, once Asia's tourist capital, will soon be known as a cut-price theme park for Guangdong day-trippers.

Tuesday, Delaney will soon be known as a writer, one who turned his teenage binge drinking and mid-twenties struggle with alcoholism into comedy.

EIGHTH STREET WINE CELLAR The wine bar formula — a nice selection of wines by the glass and the bottle, small plates of food — drives this new spot, on a block that will soon be known for food and drink instead of shoes.

That aforementioned 500 MHz chip will soon be known as the half-gigahertz chip.

Conceivably the labels of Zac Posen and Proenza Schouler will soon be as well known as Galliano, Gaultier and McQueen.

If he continues on his current trajectory he will soon be as well known as his Saracens colleagues in the England squad.

Let's hope that, thanks to the availability of most of Jia's features (all except "Pickpocket") on DVD and the MOMA retrospective, the pleasures of his work will soon be more widely known.

The two Edies have become famous for the way they lived at Grey Gardens — the squalor of their home was especially striking given that Big Edie was an aunt and Little Edie a first cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis — and they will soon be even better known after being portrayed by Jessica Lange and Drew Barrymore in the HBO film.

Investors will soon be demanding to know how Tesco's non-executive directors, especially the group's invisible chairman, Sir Richard Broadbent, have allowed the Tesco boardroom to become so stripped of talent.