Sentence examples for but it will very from inspiring English sources

"He said, 'OK – but it will very expensive.'" Kacprzak shrugged.

The pier is already a beehive of activity, but it will very likely get busier.

Some places have been quicker to make the switch — much of Route I-80 in western Pennsylvania is marked by signs in Clearview, as are the roads around Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport — but it will very likely take decades for the rest of the country to finish the roadside makeover.

The U.S. now has three of the 10 biggest projects in the world, but it will very soon lose the crown for largest wind project and largest solar project to China.

It will be about innovation investment and won't in any way be a document that is aiming to tie the hands of my successor, but it will very clearly lay out the plans we put forward, what we achieved and what yet needs to be done.

But for others, it will very likely be the perfect panacea: a source of wisdom disguised as a thrill ride.

"I will never promise that Delhi will be free of dengue, but it will be very, very minimal," Ms. Rao said Friday.

"But it will grow very, very fast".

But it will be very different, very different.

"France will not hesitate to fiscalize its banks — but it will be very expensive".

You can also go try shooting its blue orb without stunning but it will be very difficult.