Sentence examples for he will be selected from inspiring English sources

The likelihood is that he will be selected subject to proving his fitness in the weeks ahead.

"I think I'm mentally and physically ready to make that jump," said Curry, who says he thinks he will be selected between 7th and 20th over all.

More likely, he will be selected somewhere in the teens; at that point, teams will no longer want to pass on his potential.

But although he made just three, his bowling was sharp and awkward enough to ensure he will be selected tomorrow for England's squad for the Twenty20 World Cup in South Africa.

As Eddie Jordan waits to find out if he will be selected to coach an N.B.A. team, he has become concerned not only with his own ambitions, but also with the uncertainty in which he has left the Nets.

It seems strange that he has only played in two of the seven Tests since, leaving him with a grim record of five defeats and a lone draw in his six appearances, and meaning at this stage there can be no guarantees he will be selected next summer when England launch their bid for revenge.

He will be selecting 50 to 60 artists to show at the 2017 international event.

I think we're coming to a resolution and there's no doubt he'll be selected in the England squad in the next six months".

"And I really believe he'll be selected on the first ballot, though some others think that might depend on who else is lingering on the ballot five years from now and perhaps siphoning off some potential Chipper votes.

But the BOA, which has given the Football Association responsibility for administering the team, is adamant there can be no discrimination in the selection of the squad on grounds of nationality, with Lord Moynihan telling the Evening Standard: "If Gareth Bale is eligible for selection, and if the FA determine that he is the best for the team, then he'll be selected - I would expect him to be.

He knows the situation and if Michael is with us at the start of the season, he'll be selected," concluded Clarke.