Sentence examples for will be act from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will be act" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a mistaken combination of future tense and verb form. An example of a correct phrase would be "will be acting."
That will be Act Three: reality.
Viv, a more open platform coming soon from the Siri founders, will be Act Two.
How optimistic are you that this will be acted on?
"All future conflicts will be acted out before an international audience," Krulak wrote.
Victims report rape assuming that their report will be acted on.
The decision about which of the BBC's proposals will be acted upon will be determined by the corporation's senior management and the BBC Trust.
Mr. Atkins has conceived an overarching narrative that will be acted out by a revolving troupe of 40 actors.
But while few dispute that tax reform is a good idea, it is an idea that policy specialists doubt will be acted upon soon.
"To that end we need to better integrate our economies" and "to see that the stability pact will be acted on".
Mr. Levin said "the I.M.F. should step up to the plate," or else the currency issue "will be acted upon unilaterally".
"The Assembly is now developing a comprehensive college security proposal that will be acted on this year," he said, without detailing what that plan will be.
