Sentence examples for was there will be from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was; there will be another vote Tuesday.

And what you also have said, in the Democratic primary, was there will be times when we'll have to engage in some modest level of deficit spending.

"So there's all this stuff, all this space-junk, in orbit around me. Cultural artefacts, music, ideas about dancing…" All this will go, he says, and where he once was, there will be an absolute absence.

Hubbard's rise is the kernel of this film much in the way that the career of the early-20th-century California oil tycoon Edward L. Doheny was the seed from which Mr. Anderson (assisted by Upton Sinclair's muckraking novel "Oil!") coaxed the lurid blossom that was "There Will Be Blood".

"If the market stays just where it was, there will be weeks of news media discussion about what went wrong and a lot of person-to-person conversation," said Robert J. Shiller, a Yale economist whose new book, "Irrational Exuberance," argues that stock markets are driven in large part by emotion and mimicry.

The Honours by Tim Clare does a great blending of worlds – I mean…a school girl with a shooting gun that takes on villians… what more do you want?! Candy: The other brilliant young adult book I read recently was There Will Be Lies by Nick Lake.

"The problem is there will be no surprises.

"Whatever is there will be preserved by the deity".

What looks certain is there will be more expense.

But whatever is there will be disclosed -- fully and completely".

"Whatever it is there will be a next step".