Sentence examples for which will say from inspiring English sources

A dictionary, which will say x was matched against the following subexpression and y was matched against another following subexpression.

That will cause arguments between Europe, which will say it cannot take so many refugees, and the governments that want to get rid of them.

He was followed by others, including Alexander Konoff, president of the Margon Co. Tells about the new invention, a voice which will say "Hello Papa," or "Good Morning" or any other short sentence.

Indeed, the Financial Conduct Authority has proposed remedies such as forcing insurers to include wording in renewal letters which will say something like: "Your quote this year is £200.

The Tories will step up their assault on Miliband at the start of the Labour conference in Manchester by driving a poster round the city which will say: "Labour isn't learning". The poster, inspired by the Tories' "Labour isn't working" poster during Margaret Thatcher's 1979 election campaign, features pictures of Ed Miliband and Ed Balls in a classroom.

All those forms are all tabulated and given to the people who organise this stuff and they produce a report so you can read the report the next day, which will say that people hated your movie and the characters were disliked universally or whatever, or I didn't like your villain, he was too camp, or whatever the f****** thing is.

All they need are some basic tools – a set of spanners, three or four screwdrivers – and the relevant Haynes manual, all of which will, says Ruppert, quickly pay for themselves.

Of which I will say: I'd be amazed.

A thing about which someone will say, "Where's the batter's helmet?

Dante's wife had concocted her best Italian specialties, accompanied by a Montepulciano wine, which I will say more about.

Finally, a secret favourite about which I will say little: the Black Jewels trilogy by Anne Bishop.