Sentence examples for that will come up from inspiring English sources

"There are a lot more issues that will come up.

But this is the kind of issue that will come up over the next few years.

"I really need to think about ways to address any kind of issues that will come up," she said.

It's not the kind of show that will come up and nuzzle your neck and munch a carrot out of your hand.

"I know one of the questions that will come up is 'is this terrorism', and we don't know that for sure.

And they said the scale of the cuts was understated because Mr. Bush did not include other initiatives that will come up in the next few years.

"The security agencies will be keen to take less and less risk so will try to investigate any intelligence leads of this kind that will come up.

It's probably not a question that will come up in a weak NFC South but could be a factor in the postseason.

Representative Patrick J. Murphy, Democrat of Pennsylvania and a leading advocate in the House for repeal, is hoping to attach the proposal to a defense authorization bill that will come up for a vote on Thursday.

The president has just a small window in which to persuade Congress to back a series of gun control measures that will come up for a vote in the Senate early next month.

At the kick-off event, individuals will each select a single candidate to protest for the week, dividing into smaller groups that will come up with their own strategies for targeting coming campaign stops.