Sentence examples for things will be different now from inspiring English sources

"Things will be different now," I said.

"I believe Buhari is a man of integrity and even his vice-president is a clergyman, so things will be different now".

"When we left them in 2011, we left them capable". He said the Maliki government "squandered" the American military's training of Iraqi troops, but expressed optimism that things will be different now.

There aren't any announcements from the bridge that things will be different, now that you've sailed or flown into a new world.

Tell them any concerns you have, and ask them to explain how things will be different now.

Preempt your kids' questions about changes in their lives by acknowledging that some things will be different now, and other things won't.

Things were as they were, but they will be different now.

Everything will be different now.

It will be different now.

Here's what she said to the LA Times: "Things will be different from now on.

Military officials hope that things will be different this time, having now taken on militants' strongholds, each in their turn, in recent years in other areas: first in Bajaur, then in Mohmand and, most recently, in the Swat Valley.