Sentence examples for there will be younger from inspiring English sources

There will be younger, nerdier founders.

I won't get through it, but there will be younger fishermen who will," Mr. Sherman said.

"You can have ups and down as a crew and there will be younger crews who will make a huge improvement over two years, just like me and Heather did ahead of London.

While a middle-aged demographic might still champion the idea of dosing off to their talk show of choice, there will be younger viewers that'll see Jimmy Fallon on YouTube and flick onto his TV show simply to see what he can deliver over the course of a full broadcast.

And then, hopefully, there will be young girls, too, who watch the film and go yes!" I ask Nicolas-Troyan what Chastain is like to work with.

"There will be young people, of course, who are supported in the arts by their parents, but we want a gold standard of arts education for all our children".

The more open recruitment and analysis of open recruitment that can be done, the better, because there will be young twentysomethings right up to octogenarians who have something to add but may not be within the networks of the people who are currently running those organisations.

Offering details on change in Scotland, he added: "If you don't have that careful approach then unfortunately there will be young people who find their chances limited".

And now there will be young kids who just know her as "the mean lady".

Long after this political debate becomes passé and marriage certificates are being issued to gay couples in even the reddest of states, there will be young LGBT people sitting in the pews of evangelical churches just like I did still wrestling with intense shame or worse.

In any given year at the fringe, there'll be young male standups whose primary ambition, visually, is look a bit puppyish and keep Russell Howard's fans onside.