Sentence examples for say will happen from inspiring English sources

That, they say, will happen only when the last American soldier has gone.

So while the gap between what Mr Obama and Mr Romney say will happen to the size of government is enormous, the reality will not be.

If mergers activity rises this year, as ever-optimistic deal makers say will happen, health care transactions will help lead the way.

And alcohol will not be legally prohibited until a bylaw is passed, which mayoral aides say will happen in a year's time.

Until the ban is enshrined in a bylaw, which mayoral aides say will happen in about a year, there is no punishment available except ejection of the offender from whichever form of transport they are on.

Mr Strandberg denies accusations that St Goran's skims off the most profitable patients and neglects others which Labour's critics say will happen if NHS hospitals are managed privately: "if somebody can tell me which patients are the most profitable," says Mr Strandberg, "I would be interested to hear".

"The people don't want Knut in a museum, but what the zoo director says, will happen," Mr. Kolbe said.

Both decisions will help give Ms Gillard something of a political honeymoon, and space to build support before the election she says will happen "in coming months".

The big time, she says, will "happen when it happens".

Jelly is in closed beta preparing for a proper relaunch which Stone says will happen "soon".

But that study, others say, will never happen.