Sentence examples for till will from inspiring English sources

'Blues for Mister Charlie' (Friday through Sunday, and Thursday) James Baldwin's "Blues for Mister Charlie," based on the 1955 bias killing of Emmett Till, will be presented by the New Haarlem Arts Theater, a new theater company at the City College of New York.

I will go as far as to say Till will look better at middleweight.

This weekend, Till will become only the third Briton to fight for UFC gold.

During the winter, the till will undergo multi-day changes (mean 22.75 days).

"I've got my fingers crossed — if they win, the till will be ringing for us too," he said.

MPs with fingers in the till will blush to justify paying the unemployed £60.50 a week to live on.

While the vast majority of high street stores will be closed on Christmas Day, online tills will have been ringing right the way through the festivities.

Tills will then become redundant, because everything shoppers put in their trolleys will be automatically detected and charged to their credit cards.The basic mechanisms to do this are already in place.

All this information can then be used to predict how many tills will be needed up to an hour in advance and monitor average waiting times and queue lengths.

More self-service tills will be installed and video conferencing in the digital branch will allow customers to ring a call centre for advice on taking out a mortgage, say – a sort of facetime with the bank manager.

A shop worker (whose tills will surely be ringing relentlessly in the build up to the big day) said the day would be like a "fairytale" for Windsor and the country as a whole.