Sentence examples for it will spell out from inspiring English sources

The company has said it will spell out its complete I.U.E.

But with dozens of schools (including some of its Southeastern Conference rivals) building the water rides, the university had to do one better: When its lazy river is finished in 2016, it will spell out the letters "LSU" in the school's signature Geaux font.

More to the point, it will spell out what cash the system can save by making better use of their skills.

But legal experts enlisted by the military to write the declaration say that it will spell out the armed forces' role in the civilian government, potentially shielding the defense budget from public or parliamentary scrutiny and protecting the military's vast economic interests.

The £11.5bn cuts that it will spell out may sound a lot to you and me.

My strategy for the bank, which I will spell out in detail later this month, will start to address the complexities and operational issues of a bank this size.

As I will spell out below, to gain support, the tenets of opening have appealed to the collective memory of the public as Turkey being a ‛charitable' polity with close personal and historical relations with the Syrian nation.

To some extent, this may be due to the narrative of historical moral responsibility and temporariness that the officials have been so keen to emphasize, as I will spell out in the next section.

As I will spell out elsewhere, there is a clear distinction between criticizing ideas and expressing bigotry against people.

I will try not to spoil your fun by going into too much detail, but I will spell out the bare bones of the true story.

And again, I'll spell out what each of those terms mean.