Sentence examples for will be colleagues from inspiring English sources

"It does seem that this has been downgraded and there will be colleagues who will be immensely concerned about this," he said.

Joining the players from the St . Louis Symphonywill be colleagues from 14 other major orchestras, including those in Cleveland, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Baltimore, a spokesman for the players said.

In an interview with LBC 97.3, Davey said: "If it turns out when Nick Clegg hangs up his clogs as leader … whether that's directly after the next election – I doubt it – or in a few year's time – more likely – when he does that, of course there will be colleagues like myself and others, who will think about whether they want to stand for leader.

That's hard to teach, but, if you're in a good environment, there will be colleagues around to talk to about your findings and ideas, and it's crucial to be able to tap your environment in this way.

But they will be close colleagues as fellow members of the RTL Group management committee.

This somewhat paradoxical wisdom deserves some explication: When there's a good chance that a new colleague will be a colleague for life, it's important to hire well.

In 10 years these students will be my colleagues, but now it presents unusual learning opportunities".

Not every N.F.L. player will welcome Sam enthusiastically into the league — some of the "idiots" will be his colleagues.

"We will be supporting colleagues in every way possible.

The harder part will be convincing colleagues that such a radical idea is worth testing on people.

"How the Wales Bill will look by the time it comes out of the House of Commons - that will be for colleagues up there to decide.