Sentence examples for will soon lie from inspiring English sources
The fate of its 6th District, which stretches from deep-blue parts of Montgomery County through the solid red of Western Maryland, will soon lie with the U.S. Supreme Court.
Like its bureaucratic predecessors from every administration, the 2015 national security strategy will soon lie forgotten on dusty shelves.
These shootings are taking place on such a regular basis that the irony will soon lie in living in a place where a shooting has never taken place.
He will soon lay out for the others his strategy for overthrowing the present regime.
Are these signs that "Asian flu" has crossed the Pacific and will soon lay low the American West At first glance it seems unlikely.
Rover announced last month that it will soon lay off 1,500 workers at its Longbridge car plant in the city.Conventions and curriesAnother industrial recession would be a big blow to a city that is still unusually reliant on manufacturing.
MOST Venezuelans still cherish the hope that their country's constituent assembly, in session for the past month, will soon lay the foundations for a just legal system, cleaning up the country's judiciary and police, among Latin America's most corrupt.
Firms have little incentive to train the young temps whom they will soon lay off, and that has contributed to Spain's dismal record of productivity growth.The trouble engulfing Greece ought to startle Spain's policymakers out of a dangerous complacency.
We will soon lay down thousands of miles of power lines that can carry new energy to cities and towns across this country.
By autumn many males have already perished, but the female is now at her largest, swollen with eggs, which she will soon lay in a silken egg-sac hidden among dead leaves.
The Humane League's campaign coordinator, Taylor Ford, told The Huffington Post that his organization is optimistic Starbucks will soon lay down a new and improved egg policy.
