Sentence examples for but instead will have from inspiring English sources

I'd never sell it to Clare but instead will have to be the reluctant bearer of sombre financial news to the Doolittles down in Boca.

They could have spent £500m on a new ground for an extra 16,000 capacity but instead will have invested £150m for a 13,300 lift.

They might have been up against a former team-mate in Darren Bent but instead will have to contend with some combination of Dwight Gayle from Peterbrough and Marouane Chamakh.

You can't download your entire Archive at once, but instead will have to download individual clips.

Understand that the survivor didn't come out unscathed, but instead will have to learn how to live with the resulting emotional trauma.

Partners: People will no longer seek a life-partner, but instead will have "lives-partners"; someone to live with, someone to have children with, someone to vacation with and someone to have sex with in tandem.

But this bill does nothing to advance protections against discrimination and instead will have the result of further shaming and stigmatizing women.

He decided not to have reconstructive surgery and instead will have a realignment next month in London, Ontario.

Benita instead will have to settle for a place in the audience, watching her rivals on stage.

People under 25 will not be eligible for the dole and instead will have to apply for Youth Allowance which is about $100 less a fortnight.

Easter is not in the England squad, and instead will have a week's warm-weather conditioning in Abu Dhabi next month.