Sentence examples for obviously there will come from inspiring English sources

"In terms of onshore wind, obviously there will come a time when we will have built enough to meet all our targets and so I've always said with subsidies, we shouldn't keep subsidies for longer than they are necessary and so that's something we'll be looking at".

Cameron insisted he was still running "the greenest government" but added: "In terms of onshore wind obviously there will come a time a time when we have built enough to meet all our targets and so I've always said we should not keep subsidies for longer than they are necessary".

No. It's obviously great to think that, in theory, there will come a day when no one will ever have to go through the experience of visiting an Ikea store in person again.

Obviously the story isn't meant to be realistic, but do you think there will come a time when we'll all be building moon rockets in our Oxnard driveways?

And, obviously there'll be plenty more from Joan, Peggy and Betty.

Obviously, there will be a crisis coming soon and all hell will break loose.

Obviously there will be sadness when I do come back and not as a jockey, but the sport has been very good to me so I'll be very happy to come back as a spectator.

"Obviously, there will be a number of factors.

"Obviously there will be fresh horses; Union Rags and Dullahan come to mind.

Obviously there will be a rebuilding process".

"Obviously, there will be bumps in the road".