Sentence examples for month will look from inspiring English sources

His venture, called Polyphonic, which was announced this month, will look to invest a few hundred thousand dollars in new and rising artists who are not signed to record deals and then help them create their own direct links to audiences over the Internet.

The first phase this month will look at the direct impact of the floods.

Every morning, before you dig in to work, review your planner to get a better sense of what your week and month will look like.

The 40-year-old, who left Wasps in February, will look after the side's attack, game plan and defence.

The complexion of those who vote next May will look very different.

No September will look like the Arrow Short one until 1954.

The testing, which will be conducted in September and October, will look mainly for CERA, a third-generation form of EPO.

If by the end of February the Conservatives' lead has consistently and significantly shrunk further – to, say, just five points or less – then March will look attractive.

The new House, which will be formed in January, will look much like the existing one, which has a huge Republican majority.

If all goes to plan, at 7pm tonight Ant and Dec will look like a couple of mates having a bit of a laugh on a Saturday night.

So taking Maham on, our online debate this Thursday, 7 November, will look at the best practice for investing in infrastructure in fragile states.