Sentence examples for will be a crash from inspiring English sources
It all will be a crash course to some extent, but a necessary one to gauge his readiness.
The preseason, which opens for the Jets on Monday against the Giants, will be a crash course.
"We pretend it is free, but if we continue in this present direction, it's like driving a car without a steering wheel or brakes, with respect to the environment – sooner or later, there will be a crash," he said.
That could mean that another crash of 1987's magnitude will not happen in any of our lifetimes and, while it is not likely, it could also mean that there will be a crash in the next few years.
The second reason why we doubt there will be a crash is that the very thing that would hurt oil companies - falling demand and falling oil prices - will be great news for the rest of the economy by lowering energy costs.
Opportunities for acquisitions will grow this year as the industry heads into what many believe will be a crash of Web 2.0 companies.
"This will result in great ratings for the first show but the rest of the series will be a car crash because they won't know how to present it properly.
This is the right attitude, but the reason there will be a 20% crash is specifically because investors choose panic selling over opportunistic buying.
It's another Cavendish day, but there will be a nerve-rending crash somewhere in that finale.
