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Meanings of starting soon in English

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Usage of starting soon in English
1
You need to get something to eat, and the dance'll be starting soon.
In every heartbeat
2
I knew he'd be starting soon and I was desperate.
Laramie Holds the Range
3
Are you starting soon on your travels, may I ask?
Crime and Punishment
4
I've got mock exams starting soon, and school piles on the pressure to do well.
The Guardian
5
It's starting soon, like in about fifteen minutes.
She, myself & i
6
Many investors see hostilities starting soon in Iraq, lifting some of the uncertainty that has plagued markets.
The Irish Times
7
The health Q&A will be starting soon.
The Guardian
8
With the first round of matric exams starting soon, our learners are being told to behave themselves.
The South African
9
Even venerable J Sheekey has a series with female cooks including Olia Hercules and Anna Jones starting soon.
The Guardian
10
I suppose they'll be starting soon.
Union Atlantic
11
The first match kicks off at 14:00, with the following one starting soon after.
The South African
12
There's a tournament to get ready for The Pokkén Tournament is starting soon for users of the Wii U.
BBC
13
Today's game is starting soon.
NY Magazine
14
The prospect of starting soon for England on such an errand seemed to restore Hyde to energy and strength.
The Thin Red Line; and Blue Blood
15
It will be starting soon.
The wandering fire
16
All this tumbled out vis-a-vis David Beckham's demand that Manchester United pay him £160,000 a week starting soon.
The Irish Times
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Starting soon across language varieties
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