Sentence examples for submissions that will from inspiring English sources

Even if there are 1,000 submissions, that will be fine – we already get several hundred manuscripts a month, so we're experienced at dealing with a deluge".

Through this writing competition, we are seeking submissions that will add to this list and help us help us explore other globally diverse and unique real-world examples.

Since the Make History site began in September, about 1,000 users have contributed more than 3,000 photos, videos and personal stories to it — online submissions that will play a central role in the exhibition space of the bricks-and-mortar museum at ground zero, which is projected to open in 2012.

But the submissions that will be delivered by Thursday's deadline won't rely on such gimmicks.

Rousey, the UFC's 135lb women's champion since the title came into existence in 2012, finished top contender Cat Zingano in a submission that will be difficult to supplant when end-of-the-year honors roll around.

In a submission that will support the fire brigade's position that it was not responsible for the failings of the "stay put" policy, Lane stressed it was "a design condition and … not a fire brigade policy".

However, if you believe you can address all the issues raised, we will be happy to consider a suitably revised manuscript as a new submission that will be sent back to the same referees.

If you can address the comments of the referees satisfactorily, we will be happy to consider this paper further (as a new submission that will be sent to the same referees).

Search the web for article directories to find submission sites that will accept and publish your articles.

For Stillman, style is a matter of submitting gracefully to the imperatives of society in order to achieve one's personal goals and fulfill one's own will nonetheless a superficial submission that masks will with beauty, a mode of irony that's not merely logical (Socratic style) but aesthetic.

For Stillman, style is a matter of submitting gracefully to the imperatives of society in order to achieve one's personal goals and fulfill one's own will nonetheless — a superficial submission that masks will with beauty, a mode of irony that's not merely logical (Socratic style) but aesthetic.