Sentence examples for about there will be from inspiring English sources

"For an East Coast club that he doesn't know anything about, there will be a premium, Lofton money plus 20-25 percent".

If it does come about, there will be a stampede among Scots for English passports – most of us anyway have close family there – and, in my case, for a Turkish one.

Mr Musk believes that the system will be able to carry cargo to the station by the end of 2010 and people by 2011.If that does come about, there will be sighs of relief.

We talk about There Will Be Tears, the Frank Ocean song in which he admits to hiding tears about his absent father.

Are there directors alive who can move you as much as Antonioni, Welles, Renoir, etc.? DAVID DENBY: I'd have to think about the Malick, about "There Will Be Blood," for all its kabuki acting style and that pizzo final scene; about Schnabel's masterpience "The Diving Bbell and the Butterfly".

Mostly, the cast and crew emphasized, they want the show to pay tribute to Versace and to the rest of the victims who aren't as talked about (there will be episodes that "center in on their lives and how they were taken too soon"), which is why it's imperative that the series isn't just about the aftermath of the murder, but about Versace's life, achievements, and ideals prior.

In about 15 years there will be 20 million over 60s in the UK.

"One thing I'm certain about is that there will be less full-time equivalent staff working for KCC into the future".

In about five years "there will be no difference" between work forces in the two places, he says.

Whatever Congress decides about Medicare, there will be no real fix without wrestling those costs down.

There is no doubt about it, there will be a ruckus.