I'll review it

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

It, too, has an Android-based tablet in the wings; I'll review it when it's available.

As soon as it arrives I'll review it in my Personal Tech e-mail column (sign up at nytimes.com/email).

I write about novels too and barely a day passes when a publisher isn't posting me a copy of a new book in the hope I'll review it or mention it somewhere.

"In some cases, the monitors will write the policies; in other cases they say to the police department, 'You write the policies and I'll review it,'" said Jeffrey Fagan, an expert witness for the plaintiffs in the current New York case.

Asked by Senator Schumer why he didn't use the U.S.A. Patriot Act to allow for examination of the gun records — why he didn't defy the N.R.A. — Ashcroft dismissed the inquiry, saying, "If you send me the legislation I'll review it, and if you pass the legislation I'll enforce it".

(It comes out later this month, and yes, I'll review it soon).

(Though the Kathakali company Guru Radha Mohanan & Troupe appeared on the bill over the weekend, it will appear at great length this week, and I will review it later).

"I will review it with great care, because anything that will help me in the difficult task of computing awards in individual cases, I welcome".

So yeah, when this fine specimen I know emailed me like, "My baby daddy made this record," I immediately responded, "Yes, I will review it".

You should just ring-fence those 14-15 clubs for five years and say, 'There you go – that's the Premiership business and after five years we'll review it.' I think the clubs underneath would relax and be able to reposition themselves.

"We'll review it but I'm pretty excited at hopefully seeing them again, but we've got a lot of work to do before that.