Usage examples of "schon bald" in German with translation to English

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Das Flugzeug startete und war schon bald außer Sicht. The plane took off and was soon out of sight.
Schon bald nach dem Sturm klarte der Himmel auf. The sky cleared up soon after the storm.
Das Flugzeug startete und war schon bald außer Sichtweite. The plane took off and was soon out of sight.
Eines Tages, und zwar schon bald, kehre ich in mein Land zurück. I'll return to my country someday soon.
Geh nur schon vor, ich werde dich bald einholen. Go on ahead. I'll catch up with you soon.
Ihr Buch wurde schon bald in großer Zahl verkauft. Her book quickly became a bestseller.
Ungefähr ein Dutzend Bäume sind bald schon gepflanzt worden. About a dozen trees had soon been planted.
Der Zug wird bald abfahren. The train will depart soon.
Seine Mutter stand viel zeitiger auf als sonst und begann schon um acht mit dem Kochen. His mother got up much earlier than usual and started cooking as early as 8am.
Ich gewöhnte mich bald daran, in der Öffentlichkeit zu sprechen. I soon got accustomed to speaking in public.
Tom hat die Antivirensoftware auf seinem Rechner schon lange nicht mehr aktualisiert. Tom hasn't updated the antivirus software on his computer in a long time.
Weihnachten ist bald, richtig? Christmas is soon, right?
Hast du schon einmal eine von Toms Konferenzen besucht? Have you ever attended one of Tom's conferences?
Das neue Bahnhofsgebäude ist im Bau und wird bald fertiggestellt sein. The new station building is under construction and will be completed soon.
Sind Sie in Ihrem Land schon mal im Zoo gewesen? Have you visited a zoo in your country?
Als er erfuhr, dass er bald einen Bruder oder eine neue Schwester hätte, war Oliver überglücklich. When he learned that he would have a new brother or sister, Oliver was overjoyed.
Bist du schon einmal in einem Heißluftballon gefahren? Have you ever ridden in a hot air balloon?
Ich hoffe, dass es bald regnen wird! I hope it will rain soon!
Tom ist schon hier, aber Bill ist noch nicht gekommen. Tom's already here, but Bill hasn't come yet.
Wir sind bald wieder auf Sendung. We'll be back on air shortly.
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