Sentence examples for months will tell from inspiring English sources

The coming months will tell us whether Maradona can manage.

But the coming months will tell if Mr. Tull really is the latest outsider to win an insider's game.

The coming months will tell whether the winter of Britain's discontent marked the beginning of a new era of political activism and engagement.

And the next few months will tell whether one of the most remarkable careers in all sport is at an end.

The coming months will tell how well De Fanti and Angeloni have performed – not to mention how good Di Canio really is – but while all revolutions take time and are rarely straightforward the sense of renewed hope and excitement on Wearside is tangible.

So the market share numbers of these four months will tell us if the company can regain some momentum and take sales from the fading GM and Chrysler.

The months ahead will tell the tale.

"September and October are the best months," the locals will tell you.

But whether the S.& P. downgrade will have a marked effect on France's cost of borrowing money is something only the coming months and weeks will tell.

He forecasts that the next six to 12 months "will really tell the fate of housing.

But as anyone who has been romantically involved with someone for more than, let's say, six months to a year will tell you, that type of intimacy when it's real has a shelf life.