Sentence examples for will be dotted from inspiring English sources
Its cavernous four-story turbine room will be dotted with displays on the plant's history and the new energy-efficient designs featured in its makeover.
As always, the letter "i" will be dotted by the ranking senior sousaphone player, who will strut-step with white spats on his legs over from the "O" and bow to both sides of the field.
Hints, tips and clues will be dotted around to help us move forward and ultimately, the goal is to make the player realise that their expectations are flawed – not their desire to move forward.
By mid-June, the fields will be dotted red with ripe strawberries, in addition to a harvestable assortment of lettuces and peas (snow, snap and shell), all available as pick-your-own.
It will be a stainless steel tube, but windows will be dotted along the slide for people to see out of as they shoot down at speeds as fast as 15 mph (24km/h).
Small clusters of homes, many of them rented from housing associations at below-market rates, will be dotted among more expensive houses and will be indistinguishable from them, to avoid stigma.The point of this micro-management is to create communities that seem to have evolved gradually.
It will also affect the atmosphere on the night because even if Chelsea or Benfica fans do buy up some of the 'Uefa family' tickets, they'll be dotted around the stadium".
Soon, there will be dot-pro, for licensed professionals like doctors and lawyers; dot-biz for businesses; dot-info for general use, an alternative to dot-com; dot-name for human domain names, or personal Web sites; dot-aero for air-transport companies; dot-museum for museums, and dot-coop for cooperatives such as credit unions.
A few Simply Food outlets will also be dotted around the capital.
SAN ANGELO — Just south of the river that runs through this West Texas city, Howard Taylor stood in front of a row of brightly painted buildings on a leafy brick sidewalk that will soon be dotted with streetlamps.
Though the last "i"s will not be dotted and "t"s crossed until 2015, by the end of 2012 the consortium's data co-ordination centre in Toronto will be awash with results, and drug companies will be able to start wading in and picking out promising targets.
