Sentence examples for that will once from inspiring English sources

Galling as it may be to contemplate the returns that will once again accrue to banks, the rest of us badly need them to make money.

Create a pile of unprecedented testimonials, attendance receipts, polling numbers, and pundit gasps that will, once and for all, prove what?

It is a pleasure that will once again be denied to Scots-Americans this year, as the BBC's John Kelly wrote this week in a report that blew a breeze through the heather of the haggis-loving community.

From what little anyone has seen of Forever, it looks as though it will be a huge, technologically advanced 3-D extravaganza that will once again make us forget how much fun little games like Manhattan Project are.

The move opens what is expected to become a costly legal skirmish that will once again highlight how the rules for gaining a ballot spot in New York's Republican presidential primary are unusually forbidding to all but the party favorite.

Testosterone-charged tragedy does, and publishers are clearly eager to find the next thin-aired, perfectly stormy adventure that will once again turn us into a nation of armchair rubberneckers.

His biographer, Charles R. Townsend, reported that Wills once, on a bender in Tulsa, asked a black trumpeter to join the group.

One can already imagine the harmony that will flow once cops start writing those summonses.

Many species reproduce in flood water ponds that will disappear once the dam is built.

The two nations will also form a joint working group that will meet once a year to coordinate policies.

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