Sentence examples for will be children from inspiring English sources

But the real critics will be children.

The special guests at a 1 p.m. Mass tomorrow will be children and disabled people.

There will be children suffering from bereavement in every school in the UK.

Granted, many will be children and below marrying age, although marrying age varies significantly between countries.

"There will be children, but statistically there is only one per 10 households in Ginsburg communities," he said.

"One would very much hope that there will be children from this marriage," Charles Kidd, the editor of Debrett's Peerage & Baronetage, said.

But children will be children, and one couple's son has had a playground altercation with the other couple's son, and teeth were lost.

The couple remain patient and hopeful that there will be children in their future, "either by natural childbirth or adoption," the bride said.

Outside London pressure on places is less intense, although in many areas there will be children who do not get into any of their named preferences.

This is because the vast majority of children who offend will be children in need, requiring the help and support provided by children's services.

There will be children who profit-making companies will think are unattractive to invest in, and what's going to happen to them?