Sentence examples for it will be fireworks from inspiring English sources
"This was class C for me but next fight it will be fireworks with that guy from Liverpool," said Cleverly, addressing the home crowd.
"It would have been nice, but the nature of this sport means we fight so often and I am sure me and Mr Cook will meet - when we do it will be fireworks".
It will be fireworks for "Despicable Me 2" at the box office this Fourth of July, but "The Lone Ranger" could be a dud.
If they can both get going - with what's going through the middle order - I think it'll be fireworks.
Nothing new there, but when Mario Balotelli does it, you know there will be fireworks.
"If he decides to pick a fight by picking somebody who is an ideologue then there will be fireworks... it will give you all a lot to write about".
The French expression used in the message, "ca sautera," could be translated as "there will be a blow‐up," "there will be fireworks" or 'things could start jumping". It was not im mediately clear whether the front was threatening an explo sion.
Les Muses at the Hotel Scribe, (33-1) 44.71.24.24, will have an Egyptian theme for its menu presentation and decor, and there will be fireworks in the gardens for diners and hotel guests at Plaza Athenee, 25 Avenue Montaigne, (33-1) 53.67.66.65.
There will be fireworks over the Boston Harbor.
There will be fireworks to come, especially when the bills reach the floors of their houses.
