Sentence examples for there will be trials from inspiring English sources

I've already jumped the qualifying distance but there will be trials in 2012 and I'll have to perform well there.

The three bags of black tea in his mug are about as strong and wacky as it gets these days, but there will be trials.

Doctors in four parts of the country will be involved, and there will be trials in how to inform the public and patients about how the system will work, its perceived benefits and on how they can opt out of having confidential information shared.

Analysts predict that throughout 2008, there will be trials of mobile payments around the world, including a major European pilot conducted by O2 in the UK NFC technology on mobile phones.

And I am not holding my breath, because there will be trials ahead.

There will be trials as you grow from children to adults, but they don't need to play out in a courtroom.

"There'll be trials and tribulations along the way but I've had all sorts of surgery so I know the score on that".

Littlefinger is going on trial There will be "The Trial of Littlefinger" in Episode 8, which Graves described as the beginning of a big storyline for Sansa.

He added: "How much interest there will be in the Arthur Andersen trial of Enron, is I think questionable".

Therefore, when MEP gain modulation is investigated while the motor cortex is active (when EEG beta activity is suppressed) there will be less trial to trial variance of EEG beta amplitude due to a floor effect (beta amplitude is approaching zero).

And there will be criminal trials next year.