Sentence examples for foster will be a from inspiring English sources

Foster will be a senior at U.C.L.A. next year.

Foster will be 30-years-old at the time he is projected to be a free agent (if he fails to sign a new contract ahead of schedule).

Foster will be 50 next year, and she has been with us most of that time.

Foster will be back in the BBC commentary box in Scotland on Saturday when the same event, now called the BUPA Great Edinburgh International Cross-Country, takes place with just as keen anticipation about a rookie Briton.

The 26-year-old Foster will be sidelined for at least nine weeks, missing the 27 May final against Barcelona and the final Premier League round as well as England's summer internationals.

Foster will be CEO of the new company, while WuXi Chief Ge Li will become corporate executive vice president and president of a newly formed arm of the company called Global Discovery and China Services.

Instead he has stepped aside and Arlene Foster will be in place as acting first minister for six weeks - that's how long an acting FM can remain in place.

From May 20, Foster's will be a pure play brewer, without wine exposure.

Dinah thinks that adapting to her new foster family will be a challenge but, when she gets to her new school, she finds that is where the real challenge lies.

"Development of foster care will be a major undertaking.

Potential parents should be told, from the beginning, that every child adopted or fostered will be, in a very real sense, a "special needs" child.