Sentence examples for have there will be from inspiring English sources

And if I do not get the protections and community benefits that my community must have, there will be no rezoning plan signed into law".

"Markus was assistant manager the last time we met," said Smith, "so, although they have changed personnel, as we have, there will be little change to how they play.

But Gail R. Wilensky, a former administrator of the federal Medicare and Medicaid agency, said, "No matter what expansions in coverage we have, there will be some people who will slip through the cracks and remain uninsured".

If student numbers for 2012 are significantly down on 2011 figures, (as we now know they have) there will be growing Lib Dem and Labour pressure for stronger access regulation that will be resisted by universities.

He was alternately emotional and nostalgic, clinical and unbowed, but rarely introspective, saying, "There will be time for regrets; there will be things that I didn't do as well as I should have, there will be things that I've left undone".

And even for those who have, there will be revelations: the portrait of Gauguin's sleeping child from Copenhagen, anxious dreams unfurling in the air around him; the spectral riders approaching a cobalt Styx in Moscow's The Ford (Flight); the self-portrait as a vermilion-haired Christ in the garden of olives, flown in from Palm Beach, Florida.

"And, after scoring the goals he has, there will be quite a few clubs after Darren.

You have to accept there will be danger.

"We will have to accept there will be some people who can't pay.

Perhaps under the system we have, there will always be too much catching up to do".

Now she has sworn there will be no more trips.