Sentence examples for which we will come from inspiring English sources

Well, except for the baseball angle, which we will come to.

Yes, it is a collective dream, and one from which we will come to – but it is significant none the less.

In another context, which we will come to later in this series, Donne talked of his hope of heaven as being "made thy [ie, God's] music" – whatever the truth of that, other artists have done him proud.

By first focusing on the measured D, we are disregarding the protocol overhead, which we will come back to examine later.

Barry's reconstruction and Ronald Dworkin's earlier discussion (which we will come to later), have been seminal in the luck egalitarian literature.

It's clear from that rule that using a current car is not allowed - although even that is in dispute, which we will come on to in a moment.

Specifically, why former contestants have made – with one happy exception, which we'll come to – such woeful albums.

Lots of people are loving Passenger on Twitter btw, which we'll come to in a bit.

So "sticking two fingers to the establishment" is her incentive for taking part (apart from financial, which we'll come back to).

Brett's immersion in finance was a two-year stint as broker in so-called "exotic derivatives", which we'll come to in a minute.

His version of Parade's End by Ford Madox Ford, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Rebecca Hall, which we'll come to, is winning golden opinions on BBC2.