Sentence examples for which will play out from inspiring English sources

But there is always a second wave, which will play out again in the days to come.

Now, the 102-story tower is the prize in yet another epic battle, which will play out in court starting on Monday.

But it is unclear how tuned in residents are to the changes, many of which will play out almost invisibly in tweaks to sales and other taxes.

The high-stakes antitrust assault, which will play out this summer behind closed doors in Brussels, might be the beginning of a tough time for Google.

CBS's hopes for a similar series, "Big Brother," which will play out over 90 straight nights later this summer, may hinge on how well "Survivor" builds that audience.

(The battle over the extension is distinct from the battle over the President's proposed budget, which will play out this summer).

The band — which will play sold-out shows at Webster Hall on Friday and the Music Hall of Williamsburg on Saturday — still has its fallback mode, a half-soaring, half-stumbling style thick with texture and obscurity.

So which script will play out, the threat of war or the dull hum of diplomats negotiating a modus vivendi that might someday be called peace?

Then again, Midlake — which will play a sold-out show at the Mercury Lounge on the Lower East Side on Wednesday — didn't choose this album's framework arbitrarily.

Among the many excellent movies I saw there, "Evolution of a Criminal" (which will play in New York next month in BAMcinemaFest) stands out as a work that undermined some of my fundamental notions about filmmaking.

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