Sentence examples for and will doubtless have from inspiring English sources

Next, she moved on to the pros, who kept the cameras rolling and will doubtless have plenty to show on Friday's cable programs.

Then the British government's film policy review is published on Monday and will doubtless have our film folk frothing, some with glee but most with ire.

News of the arrest of a BBC team invited to see improvements for foreign workers is damaging too – and will doubtless have the Portland PR team grinding their teeth in frustration.

Craig, 20, describes himself as the best hairdresser in the world and will doubtless have a lot in common with Saskia, a 23-year-old gym junkie who is obsessed by fake tans, make-up and hair-straighteners.

In your face, Susan Boyle!" Of course, SuBo's in a heavily ballgowned Harper's Bazaar photoshoot this month, and will doubtless have acquired a mid-Atlantic accent and a glamorous prescription painkiller dependency by what she probably now refers to as "fall".

And Jose Mourinho will doubtless have noted that United themselves have twice surrendered a Yuletide lead - to Arsenal, in both 1997-98 and 2003-04.

The American does not enjoy being thought of as a side issue and she will doubtless have allowed herself a little sigh when Clijsters was beaten.

And she will doubtless have a tougher time in her fourth-round meeting with Svetlana Kuznetsova, who had an epic two-and-a-half-hour tussle with Sloane Stephens, which earned the players a standing ovation.

And it will doubtless have to answer questions like these any time it pushes the boundaries of what is possible with its cloud services.

Like Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption, it somehow manages to be both a game and a tourist experience – you can stand amid the swirling snow on a mountain side and look out over valleys and woodlands, knowing that they're all attainable – and that they will doubtless have their secrets to yield.

Diplomats and delegates going to Rio will doubtless have learned their own lessons and be doing their best to seek a balance between short term political demands and the need to set a longer term course that leads to a more resilient and just global economy.