Sentence examples for will be a mild from inspiring English sources

Weather forecasters say it will be a mild and breezy night on Christmas Eve.

It definitely looks as if there will be a mild "rate shock" — in the right direction.

For fans of the era of high gothic spin, it will be a mild disappointment – there is not even any swearing.

"This is a reason for optimism that if there is a recession, it will be a mild one," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com.com

According to the anonymous author, when there are fewer of these worm caches than usual, the coming winter will be a mild one.

The US is already sliding into what the IMF predicts will be a "mild recession" but there is mounting pessimism about the ability of the rest of the world to escape unscathed, the IMF said in its twice-yearly World Economic Outlook.

But if Jeremy Corbyn is re-elected as Labour leader, it will be a mild-mannered socialist who will have led the most successful populist campaign in Britain in decades.

It'll be a mild night, with temperatures of around 10C (50F) around towns.

Tonight will be a relatively mild night, staying dry with clear spells and and a moderate easterly breeze.

Before you get too excited, remember: most of the more well-sourced whispers floating about are suggesting that iOS 8 will be a fairly mild update.

Many of these will be a lot milder to the taste buds.