Sentence examples for that reportedly will from inspiring English sources

Colorado Rockies third baseman Jeff Cirillo has signed a contract extension that reportedly will keep him with the team through 2005.

Even though Bush was not able to play because of a partially torn knee ligament that reportedly will keep him out the rest of the season, the visiting Saints (6-7) had no trouble getting over the disappointment of their last-minute loss to Tampa Bay a week earlier.

As soon as I can get my hands on them, I'll take a look at the new Samsung I300, a Palm-based phone with a color screen, and the Handspring Treo, a forthcoming model that reportedly will have a thumb-typing keyboard (like the one in RIM Blackberries) built right into the handset.

Apple is preparing a pay-TV service that reportedly will feature a "skinny bundle" of 25 channels for about $30 a month.

Crate and Barrel, IKEA, and La-Z-Boy are among the manufacturers that reportedly offer or will offer furniture with no added flame retardants.

That shock reportedly will be delivered by 3,000 precision-guided bombs and missiles in the first 48 hours.

The fear of being shunned is so great that some Palestinian hospitals reportedly will not accept the bodies of executed collaborators.

Given the fact that its founder, Huffington, reportedly will walk away from this acquisition with a personal profit of as much as $100 million, it makes all the Post's raging against Wall Street plutocrats, crony capitalism and the Bush and Obama administrations' insensitivities to the middle class and the unemployed a bit much.

The prosecution wants to call a witness who reportedly will testify that defendant Andrew Burnett beat another dog to death while serving in the Navy in Puerto Rico.

That 12-person panel reportedly will be led in part by William Happer, a former Princeton professor who is at odds with the established science on climate change.

Siegel's position reportedly will be that Presley's spending habits are to blame, and did everything he could to try to get her to stop her excessive spending.