Sentence examples for something will be said from inspiring English sources

"I think in the next few days, something will be said," he replied.

Something will be said about some of those views later on, as a part of the discussion of direct realism, but a full consideration of them is beyond the scope of the present article.

Maybe one day something similar will be said of the vexatious fossil fuel known as black gold.

"One of the things that is abundantly clear, and something we will be saying to the government, is that people are not against the principle of ERA (elected regional assemblies) - they did not like the package.

"But saying that we belong in the E.U. is something I believe people will be saying more over the coming months".

I'm confident he will be saying something about it soon.

"If this campus goes away, something will be lost," said Hoos, who has worked at Gibbons for 42 years.

You'll be saying something and it will dawn on you that he has hung up without saying goodbye.

"My guess is, knowing the Yankees' history, between now and the end of the season, something will be done," he said.

The city's plan for a study is "a light of hope that something will be done," Mr. Kellems said.

"Something will be constantly happening," he said, "which I think is what it will take to get people back to Broadway in major numbers".