Sentence examples for it will have something from inspiring English sources

In that event, Indonesia will have truly shrugged off the pall of its past and it will have something to show off to its neighbors — how to be normal.

Increasingly, local government appreciates that unless it defines its own future it will have something very unpalatable imposed upon it, regardless of whichever party is in power and the result of the referendum.

It simply assumes – this is its importance – that in talking about women it will have something to say to everyone.

MBIA says it will have something to say on March 1, when it releases its annual financial statements.

"It will have something substantial".

More probably, it will have something to do with games.

Because now I know I can plant something, and I know, at the end of it I will have something [back.]".

But then, it'll have something new up its sleeves by then.

Maybe it'll have something about those 'oggy oggy oggy' chants.

The 920, which already looked a very attractive product in the brief moments I had my hands on it last week, will have something to make it stand out from the crowd - in the UK at least.

This will save you money and maybe even effort trying to find a case and your first game for the system so that when you get it you will have something to play.