Sentence examples for would shortly have from inspiring English sources

Besides a New Hampshire office, he will open a South Carolina headquarters on Saturday and said he would shortly have offices and paid staff in Iowa.

We started with simple substitution codes, then progressed to more complex codes, and hypothesized the impact that computers would shortly have on the field.

Just occasionally, she wanders close to distraction — not yielding to daydream, exactly, but failing to focus on the matter at hand: "I couldn't react to Joe [Chaikin's] news today — that he would shortly have a very dangerous heart operation followed by six months' convalescence.

"I can confirm that 98percentt of the leadership of the Qaeda organization are safe, thanks God, and they are running all the matters in the best way," he said, adding that Qaeda supporters would shortly have an encounter with Mr. bin Laden.

If things had gone as originally planned, the opening of China Telecom's Washington office would shortly have been followed by the debut of a new CHA ticker on the New York Stock Exchange.

There has been a lot of cross-pollination from the print world over the last couple years, spurred perhaps by the early e-readers, for which, it was promised in 2007, we would shortly have a grand selection of fully-realized newspapers and magazines.

He said Israel had removed 22 such "outposts" and would shortly take down 12 more.

They emphasized that a mobile electronic medical chart, which they thought would be introduced shortly, had to be very easy to use and preferably in a format that could be easily carried around.

Perhaps this is true, though I have read that he was not quite so poor as he said he was in those days, since Hadley, whom he would shortly dump for Pauline, had a comfortable inheritance.

In his early twenties, James renounced his patronym and — with the blessing of his mother, who would shortly leave his father — had his name legally changed to Elgin Nathaniel James.

Had this patent been issued at the time of submission or publication of the article (Tabb et al. 2004) (or had I known that it would issue shortly), I would have disclosed it as a potential competing financial interest.