Sentence examples for there really will be from inspiring English sources

If AmeriCorps does expand, and if it becomes more paramilitary, then there really will be a cultural shift among the nation's youth.

Imagine that after your death there really will be someone, in this world or the next, who resembles you in certain ways.

If Yahoo's $28 stock turns into a $15 stock, then there really will be hell to pay.

Given that the drones' powerful facial recognition cameras will be capable of capturing minute details, including every mundane action performed by every person in an entire city simultaneously, soon there really will be nowhere to run and nowhere to hide, short of living in a cave, far removed from technology.

A large number of our guests are young social activists who have many years of work ahead of them". Maybe one day there really will be a Muslim in the White House-- but for that to happen, the Muslim American community must embrace both facets of its identity rather than dividing itself.

Lose mental privacy as well, and there really will be nowhere to hide.

But I can tell you the four things that keep me up at night and make me wonder if there ever really will be an Obama inauguration in January.

Speaking about the requirement that bags be matched with passengers before the first takeoff of a trip, Carol B. Hallett, the chief executive of the Air Transport Association, said, "We are hopeful there really will not be any change from what has been in existence over the last couple of months".

"So, for all intents and purposes, there really will not be an opportunity, even if there were the will, for the Legislature to get together on an agreed-to plan before this special master panel reports back to the courts".

Really, there will be many people who will like you for you, not just your looks.

Just like with any counselor (or any job, really), there will be specific types of people you prefer working with, specific work you prefer doing.