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  • And Obama was taken back when there was an outcry over his lamebrain ideal and he criticized the vets for not being patriotic. 2012 can't come soon enough! Obama shifts focus to Iraq, Afghanistan wars
  • Soon enough, our intrepid reporter hero realizes that, due to some nuclear explosion experimentation, the earth has been thrust out of its orbit and is now spiralling towards the sun.
  • Rather than booing, fans recall it was more a wall of silence that greeted his efforts, but they would get their comeuppance soon enough.
  • Never thought of _death_, or even looked upon it, for mother told us there was no need of harrowing up our feelings -- it would come soon enough, she said; and to me, who hoped to live so long, it has come _too soon_ -- all too soon; "and the hot tears rained through the transparent fingers, clasped so convulsively over her face. Dora Deane
  • Our teacher ended the giddiness soon enough.
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  • This is not the place to lay out claims and counterclaims about how life originated on Earth; we plan to do that, soon enough.
  • The day will come, soon enough, when I'm gibbering, and incoherent, but right now I'm in control and I don't want anyone else to know.
  • Because you can bet your life, a loaded EU assort riffle pointed at yours, will get you running home to mummy soon enough. LE WAR ON CAPITALISM
  • Then various other terrified countries will follow suit, and soon enough the various international lawsuits piling up will cause the U.S.A., primary client of Lasik no doubt, to illegalize Lasik as well. More Bad News for the Lasik Business - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com
  • But though they blethered and and grumbled and girned at him, they forgot it all soon enough and laughed about his nonsense.
  • Soon enough, the soft sound of footsteps gave way to hushed voices.
  • Soon enough, the cream will rise to the top and our elephantine popularity contest will have proven itself once again as both as defining and as completely irrelevant as freshman yearbook pictures.
  • Most people who follow sport know enough not to gloat: your own misfortunes will follow soon enough. Times, Sunday Times
  • I smiled unsurely back at him, and then compliantly replied to his comment about the disgustingness of our cafeteria's food, and soon enough a conversation had started.
  • Soon enough he was scampering runs and cutting through point fiercely enough to send the fielders scurrying. Times, Sunday Times
  • Soon enough playful shoving escalated into an all-out war, which ended with Alex tackling Jamie to the floor.
  • I thought the world was my oyster, or at least my littleneck clam, but I found soon enough that the shimmering surface of unpaid drama festivals was just a thin veneer that covered a worm-ridden table beneath it, not to wear out my metaphoric welcome or anything. Me and Alfred Jarry at the 10-Minute Play Festival
  • Your child will be making all her own choices as an adult soon enough, and there's no sense in huge disputes and rows if she wants to start now.
  • Fewer than 5 percent of all calls dispatched to police are made soon enough for officers to stop a crime or arrest a suspect.
  • But soon enough, Lucy begins to hear and see things – such as decapitated heads laying next to her in bed and nursery rhymes about her actions years ago. Strait-Jacket (1964)
  • Soon enough he stood up along with the other passengers and made his way by the scared stewardess and off of the plane.
  • Well, I had to get my beer drinking done quickly, so that I could sober up soon enough to return the van.
  • Soon enough, the entire assembly of players had converged on the area around the oak, each straining to see into the center of the circle.
  • Soon enough, we will all be cocooning again around the fireplace, so now is the time to change the pace.
  • But the new teacher, very wise, and understanding June's spirit, soon enough found a way to get a holt on the girl's heart strings.
  • I didn't tell her the truth. She would learn it for herself soon enough.
  • However, with the changing market conditions, the current rate of travel is not going to get us to acceptable performance soon enough.
  • Summer will end soon enough, and childhood as well. George R.R. Martin 
  • Soon enough the conversation moves to the one thing in the world that I can't ever get enough of… movies.
  • Soon enough the attackers emerged, their blurred forms now visible under the crimson light.
  • Soon enough, the boat's whistle began to blow an eerie piercing sound as the water vehicle began moving.
  • Soon enough, there was a pot of steaming coffee and a plate of honey-drenched crumpets standing in front of her.
  • Soon enough though, the track seems to redeem itself into that warm, almost loungey ‘detroit techno meets acid'-vibe.
  • You are out of new Muscat soon enough and pass into the foothills of the mountains. THE EARTH: An Intimate History
  • ‘Hey, I got to you soon enough,’ Pixie said with a simper and a giggle.
  • But soon enough we hear the Passion narrative as told by St. Luke, and the atmosphere changes.
  • No doubt one of the players who visited yesterday will be sent off, or do something idiotic soon enough. Times, Sunday Times
  • Soon enough we were laughing and joshing and teasing our way along once more, the way we do.
  • After he finished the drink, he laid his head down, and before sleep claimed him, wondered driftingly, Soon enough for what? The Shattering
  • The guy laughed, and soon enough a torrent of crude jokes and insults were flying around.
  • Sometimes the finish line just doesn't come soon enough especially if this is your third race of the regatta.
  • Soon enough he was inside, awash in cool dim light from above.
  • Selfishly, I have to admit that my fourth of fifth thought, after hearing the lamentable news, was regret that it is unlikely he will be well enough soon enough to campaign for John Kerry.
  • Soon enough the flowering trees would be heavy with blossoms, and it would be his favorite time of year.
  • Word has it that the company are planning on setting up shop right here in Montreal in the form of some sort of satellite office, but I'm sure we'll hear more soon enough.
  • But their leaders will disabuse them of the notion soon enough. A TIME OF WAR
  • Calling him an up-and-comer is an understatement - he's already a phenomenal actor who has been in quite a bit, you just haven't come to memorize his name and his face yet, but you will soon enough. Interview: Chiwetel Ejiofor on Redbelt, Serenity, and Watchmen « FirstShowing.net
  • Soon enough, an old watermill appeared across the horizon, and as they approached it he spotted the familiar stature of a young boy sitting on the topmost propeller.
  • I knew soon enough Lizzie would demand her own room outside of the nursery and I had convinced Adam to redo one of the rooms on the third floor.
  • Soon enough Ethelred is tangled up in a real life mystery of his own as his ex-wife disappears (can you blame her?) and there follows a very entertaining and funny book as everything is untangled and revealed. The Herring Seller's Apprentice
  • Soon enough, this partnership produced a vipers ' nest writhing with snakes practicing bribery, extortion, drug dealing, and murder.
  • Across the dark horizon the moon silhouetted a small town which came into view soon enough.
  • The rest of the class seemed to get the idea soon enough and before long the group was chattering in mad excitement.
  • But I slip down a couple of back roads and I find it soon enough.
  • It gave him pause, but soon enough he had his own retort.-Yeah, right.
  • You tell that lie to thousands and keep telling it, and soon enough it becomes accepted as truth.
  • In fact Both think that the failure of Japan to defeat deflation was caused by Japan's reluctance to "inflate" soon enough in response. Deflation is in the Cards
  • Notwithstanding the oft-repeated cacology to the effect that we shall not be handing over conduct of our foreign affairs to the EU, we shall discover soon enough that that is a lot of rot and that not only is the new EU Foreign Minister gadding about speaking for all of us at the UN and gaily signing Treaties on ‘our behalf’ but that person will also, as Article 9e of the Treaty of Lisbon tells us, be in charge of our defence: Archive 2008-01-27
  • Soon enough, the coon is back in the bottoms and the dogs are right behind him.
  • Soon enough, Cate took charge and led the others up the tunnel, the torch held ahead of her.
  • Quebecers buy 625,000 bikes a year - some of which will surely be rolled under piney Christmas tree branches soon enough.
  • That is to say, he used it as an example of how bad things can get if we don't act soon enough.
  • I knew soon enough Lizzie would demand her own room outside of the nursery and I had convinced Adam to redo one of the rooms on the third floor for her thirteenth birthday in a few years.
  • The new album is full of songs that we've been aching to play live since we finished recording, so April can't come around soon enough for us.
  • People who get married only because of that thing called love or sexual attraction or some other fading property will surely end up on the divorce heap soon enough.
  • Well, we shall know soon enough. Times, Sunday Times
  • Soon enough, there was a loud banging on the door, then it burst open.
  • Soon enough, it would be moved to the next grove of trees, to the next disorderly brook. KING OF THE MOUNTAIN
  • Soon enough he went into the porthouse and turned in Makepeace Smith's chit to redeem the iron packed in nine crates on the dock. Prentice Alvin
  • They harped on the “Waterloo” comment and see it as a way to win Congressional seats in November, because the Democrats will (soon enough) start to behave the same way they did after 9/11. Evening Buzz: Racism Fueling the Anger at Pres. Obama?
  • Soon enough the sky began to lighten, the dawn chorus started up, and a heavy dew began to form.
  • For a few minutes they both pretended, but soon enough they wound up at the base of the steel-staired tower. Weightlifting for Catholics
  • No doubt one of the players who visited yesterday will be sent off, or do something idiotic soon enough. Times, Sunday Times
  • My girlfriends say not to sweat it, she'll have the baby soon enough, but that just isn't cutting it with me.
  • Disguise is paramount, and, as yet, the England batsmen, while negating Kumar to some extent by standing down the pitch a more competent stumper than MS Dhoni would stop that soon enough, appear not yet to have broken the code of which way he is going to move the ball. Praveen Kumar's bowling secrets will be deciphered in time | Mike Selvey
  • I fell asleep soon enough and of course spilled my soda all over the carpet.
  • It is "mindful of regulatory arbitrage possibilities at the boundary", which translates into English as an acknowledgment that financial professionals who make a handsome living from wriggling around rules and taxes will soon enough find the means to connect notionally separate divisions. Banking: Big brains, small ideas | Editorial
  • And yet the most sentimental of husbands must come down from his "ecstatics" so soon as the knot is tied; and then he soon enough finds out that the clever hands of a woman are worth far more than her bright glances; and if the shirt and pudding qualifications be absent, then woe to the unhappy man, and woe also to the unhappy woman! Thrift
  • Straight after breakfast we checked out of the inn, and soon enough I found myself boarding a stagecoach heading west along the coast.
  • Soon enough, the gang is all together and they're playing a game of high stakes poker.
  • Soon enough they decided to explore a bit more and walked back to the main pathway, where they met a few other bushwalkers.
  • Marriage problems have also blighted his year and, after many sleepless nights deliberating how to make his four wildcard picks, a task he described as nigh on impossible, next Friday cannot come soon enough for Montgomerie. Latest News - Yahoo!7 News
  • Good polt on the head with a club settles them, though, soon enough. Cormorant Crag A Tale of the Smuggling Days
  • Soon enough, Tucker shows up late one night to torment the anguished adolescent about their relationship.
  • Soon enough, the soft sound of footsteps gave way to hushed voices.
  • Soon enough all three were fast asleep, each drifting off in a dreamworld of their own.
  • He must have explained it away somehow, because soon enough, her arm was back in his.
  • Economists set themselves too easy, too useless a task if in tempestuous seasons they can only tell us that when the storm is past the ocean is flat again. even though he wrote those words in A Tract on Monetary Reform in 1923 (regarding the playing out of inflation, which Keynes’ Classical peers said would resolve itself soon enough) and not during or about the Depression. Matthew Yglesias » Amar Bhide, WSJ Edit Page, Embrace Regular Recurrence of Massive Recessions
  • ‘You'll find out soon enough,’ Jorge grumbled as he rubbed his fanny.
  • The end of the game arrived soon enough in a flurry of red and deafening hoots of victory.
  • Such regulations may someday come to pass, but perhaps not soon enough for the butternut.
  • When do baby teeth erupt? Not soon enough for most parents, I have found.
  • Soon enough, word of a possible co-operative artist guild began to spread, leading to a surprisingly successful organizational meeting.
  • Soon enough, her hair was braided, and Lucia was tying the ribbon into a bow.
  • And soon enough, I would have an even greater appreciation for the word plumbism, meaning lead poisoning. Flushed
  • Mary Jane and I have been wet through once already to-day; we set off in the donkey-carriage for Farringdon, as I wanted to see the improvements Mr. Woolls is making, but we were obliged to turn back before we got there, but not soon enough to avoid a pelter all the way home. Jane Austen, Her Life and Letters A Family Record
  • Soon enough, she was enveloped by the beating of her heart, thundering like the beat of cere - monial drums. Second Skin
  • In other ion-based dryers, I'm told, the Tourmaline is sprayed on the barrel of the dryer, Soon enough, hot air wears that coating down, and the dryer loses its special powers --- that is, its ability to ionize the hot air. Jesse Kornbluth: Holidays '09: Ten Things to Give That Won't Be On Other Lists
  • Soon enough, she's necking passionately with the hot young author whose latest book she's been hired to work on.
  • You'd tire soon enough of duppies and bone folk," chuckled Mother Patience. Asimov's Science Fiction
  • Soon enough, politicians jumped on the bandwagon. The Times Literary Supplement
  • AT&T timed its announcement with the launch of the iPad; Verizon has yet to describe its actual plans, but it confirmed that unlimited data will go the way of the carphone soon enough. Josh Levy: Ten Ways Your Mobile Phone Company Tried to Screw You in 2010
  • Although we do not have specific price details yet, we will have, soon enough.
  • They'll find out soon enough, and the traverses across the featureless, flat topography of Meridiani Planum is going to make for ‘smooth sailing’ for the rover.
  • Seconds later, she heard a car being throttled and soon enough, she found a Ford pulling away from the driveway.
  • Soon enough, though, I'd had enough of walking, the sky grew more and more sullen, and the temperature dropped.
  • Soon enough we came to a block littered with rubble and abandoned houses.
  • Quebecers buy 625,000 bikes a year - some of which will surely be rolled under piney Christmas tree branches soon enough.
  • Soon enough, the Spanish Crown would need an enormous amount of ingenuity and resources to keep such competitors out of the profitable pilfering operation mounted by a handful of conquistadors in the Indies.
  • If the relationship is allowed to develop, your friend will most likely find out soon enough whether or not this gentleman is heterosexual.
  • That time will come and he will get the breather soon enough. The Sun
  • It blurred his vision, and soon enough, he had driven off of the road, clipping the side of an auto insurance building.
  • He experienced an absurd guilt, told himself she wasn't going to be back here soon enough to notice, and felt guiltier still. THE ONLY GAME
  • On the positive side for a coach, if one defeat is blown out of all proportions, it is also soon enough forgotten. Times, Sunday Times
  • Soon enough we were in the hallway, keeling over holding our sides.
  • Soon enough, Raymond reached the hospital, its lights shone bright into his eyes, blinding him.
  • But soon enough your brain starts to run out of gas - opinions, ideas, plans start to float away.
  • Yes, they 'miscalculate' brittle for hardness, it replaces the more flexible calcium structures and soon enough it's crown time at the dentist to help with his boat payments. Latest Articles
  • Ironically, I'm moving to paid webspace very soon, but not soon enough.
  • I didn't tell her the truth. She would learn it for herself soon enough.
  • After wiping mud from the fish she put it on its side in a tank of water and soon enough it was swimming around.
  • We will find out soon enough whether it is misplaced. The Sun
  • Danica is beating men in ridiculously powerful cars, and soon enough, a woman in will show up and beat men in ridiculously powerful boats. "Should Women Compete Against the Men?"
  • Soon enough, as the mist subsided, Blaine and Claire found themselves staring at a speedboat, helmed by a man in sunglasses.
  • Not the tapping baton of Conductor Richard Armstrong-although his powers over an able orchestra become evident soon enough.
  • All the Windwracked Stars started with Muire finding a corpse is an alley, which is now the start of chapter two, while chapter one is a different time and place alltogether -- well, you'll see soon enough. I was never faithful and i was never one to trust
  • I smiled unsurely back at him, and then compliantly replied to his comment about the disgustingness of our cafeteria's food, and soon enough a conversation had started.
  • But their leaders will disabuse them of the notion soon enough. A TIME OF WAR
  • Soon enough he was scampering runs and cutting through point fiercely enough to send the fielders scurrying. Times, Sunday Times
  • Didn't get on the pitch because of his knee injury, but should get an extended run in the side soon enough. Times, Sunday Times
  • On the positive side for a coach, if one defeat is blown out of all proportions, it is also soon enough forgotten. Times, Sunday Times
  • Soon enough, that road came to an end and I turned right onto a long, straight road heading out towards the open fenland, running parallel with my normal outward route.
  • Soon enough, the entire assembly of players had converged on the area around the oak, each straining to see into the center of the circle.
  • On the positive side for a coach, if one defeat is blown out of all proportions, it is also soon enough forgotten. Times, Sunday Times
  • The embarrassment to baseball was so great that soon enough, after Dad sold the club, I was essentially blackballed from Major League Baseball.
  • February is a short shivering thing, March harsh and cruel, but you can bear March because you know what's coming soon enough.
  • For patrons of the Sporting Beach Club in Ostia, where forlorn lines of changing rooms that once stood 150 metres back from the sea are now buffeted by waves, the new sand cannot arrive soon enough. Italy's elite are dismayed by vanishing beaches
  • Your sprog will be the centre of attention soon enough - right now, baby, it's your time to shine!
  • One morning in late 1996, Taylor, a research scientist who worked at the Harvard Brain Tissue Resource Center (a.k.a., the Brain Bank), awoke with a sharp pain behind her left eye, and soon enough — as her speech and motor functions failed her, as she melted into what she called a euphoric stupor and lost all sense of where “Dr. Jill” ended and the rest of the universe began — she realized this was no ordinary headache. Hemorrhaging Nirvana
  • And though they could not see clearly from behind the trees, they found out soon enough that the corpses had been mangled for the gold in their teeth and then rolled into an enormous mass grave there in the field by the grey Narew. Briar Rose
  • Soon enough, it would be moved to the next grove of trees, to the next disorderly brook. KING OF THE MOUNTAIN
  • I have heaps and gobs of miles which will be credited to my account soon… but not soon enough to get tickets.
  • Not soon enough, the San Francisco money started to abate, and though it was lots of fun to have tinfoil in my frosted hair, I had to cut my own one day because I couldn't get an appointment.
  • The sound of crunching leaves signals the closeness of the man and soon enough, the driver's door opens.
  • Soon enough, though, fit folk from the top drawer were rolling in, unimpeded by any damned nonsense about integrating with local life.
  • If a protoplanet was large enough, soon enough, its gravity would pull in the nebular gas, and it would become a gas giant. If not, it would remain a rocky or icy body.
  • Soon enough, the court discovers her boss has presented falsified evidence, and he's whacked by the thugs for blowing the case.
  • Soon enough, however, every aspect of the abuse becomes clear as its crushing reality debilitates you, producing pain in every fiber of your being. Recovering From Religious Abuse
  • A wave of hateful messages and death threats hit the University, and was joined soon enough by a few political leaders and wealthy donors instructing officials in ominous tones to cancel my visit to the campus. April « 2010 « Bill Ayers
  • The two are in due diligence talks, but the matter should be resolved soon enough. Times, Sunday Times
  • We would soon enough forget the greater crowding in the barracks necessitated by this civic improvement.

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