Sentence examples for month would see from inspiring English sources
The second month would see 25% of the total force deployed, with the full force in place a month later.
The homeowner, like the Borkowskis, was paying nothing up front, and within the first month would see her total electric bill decline.
If the request is approved, a residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt hours a month would see his bill increase from $64.55 to $73.94, starting in July.
The first month would see a small UK team of military and intelligence staff sent to Libya to check out the feasibility of sites to conduct training of Libyan forces.
The idea, floated at executive committee meetings that preceded aUefa meeting in Dubrovnik last month, would see Uefa using existing dates for friendlies in the international calendar to launch a new league involving all 54 member nations.
Brown said the next month would see a flurry of diplomatic activity to resolve the remaining disputes between the WTO's 152 members, and that he would push hard for a deal at next month's G8 summit in Japan.
Leaving his fiancée in Rome, Marseille returned to combat duties on 23 August . 1 September 1942was Marseille's most successful day, destroying 17 enemy aircraft (nos. 105 121), and September would see him claim 54 victories, his most productive month.
What's standing in the way – threatening to betray the will of the people, as May would see it – is parliament.
A Con Ed spokesman said the typical residential customer, defined as someone who used 300 kilowatt-hours in July, would see a refund of $1.31 in August and $4.18 in September.
However, if the Government does not alter its position, two further strike days on the 8th and 16th December would see a full walk out of junior doctors from 8am till 5pm, including from emergency services.
A victory over Pacquiao, and then another in his final fight in September would see Mayweather take his unblemished record to 49-0, equalling the record set by Rocky Marciano before he retired in 1955.
