Sentence examples for months would bring from inspiring English sources

He was fine after a scary delivery, but for Radcliffe, the next months would bring repeated distress to her career.

If so, the coming months would bring roughly 175,000 net new jobs per month, on average.

Work concerned with "killer" heat waves has generally ignored the reduction in mortality that warmer winter months would bring (e.g. Stone 1995).

A "botch," his boss would later scornfully call it, that within a few months would bring down not only Communist East Germany but the entire Soviet empire.

What if he had been told a year ago just what the next 12 months would bring — a place on the team, a catch to help win a Super Bowl, a starting job? "I definitely wouldn't have expected this," he said.

As lifetime active and committed Democrats, we had a pretty good idea about what the ensuing months would bring.

But he said he expected that demand for the iPhone 5 would slow down in the coming months, which would bring subscriber numbers back up.

The party heralded his victory as a helpful portent of the approaching contest, which four months later would bring Harold Wilson to power as prime minister.

Forecasters said there is a 50percentt chance for an El Niño in the coming months, which would bring hot and dry conditions that could extend Australia's drought even longer, possibly into next year.

The version shown at E3 was substantially finished; most content was already in the game, lacking only the polish that the final months of development would bring.

For weeks, Syrian activists had predicted that the Muslim holy month of Ramadan would bring an escalation of the uprising, as protesters gathered nightly in mosques, then organized demonstrations.