Sentence examples for would soon mend from inspiring English sources
He would soon mend his ways.
A joint agreement to use only the words "dratted" and "dastardly" will soon mend the relationship.
Old men would throw aside their canes, blisters would heal, marriages would mend.
He had sensed, Michael Hofmann writes, in a preface that wonderfully mends the tatters, "that the Jews, always living more securely in time than space, would soon be banished to it".
Since Libya agreed to renounce its nuclear weapons, an initiative led by Seif Qaddafi, and began to mend ties with the West in the last decade, experts predicted that the opening of the economy would soon follow, spurred by privatization and an influx of foreign investment beyond the presence of international oil companies.
But recently it signalled that it would soon be time to start cutting back on that extra help, indicating that the economy may be on the mend.
But trouble would soon strike.
The bubble would soon pop.
Wales would soon be moving.
