Sentence examples for will be manned from inspiring English sources

He's not around to blame anymore, and the point will be manned by the speedy if rushed sophomore Cliff Hawkins.

If it doesn't, then one of the world's most dangerous front lines will be manned largely by European soldiers.

"In recognition of the fact that some policemen have abandoned their duty posts, all sensitive points will be manned by the military.

There will be no altar boys; instead the altar will be manned, as it is every third Sunday, by seminarians from St . Josephs Seminary of Dunwoodie, N.Y.

Some of these will be manned, not only by doctors, but also by amateur radio operators, who will be in communication by walkie-talkie with hams scattered up & down the Avenue, ready to flash instant notice of any misadventure.

The 45-villa resort will have a Clarins spa, yoga pavillion and short-game seven-hole golf course, plus three restaurants, one of which will be manned by Michelin-starred French chef Adeline Grattard.

From Monday through Friday, he and other chefs will be manning the kitchen's multiple stoves, offering cooking demonstrations.

Those orcs will be manning the C&D forge well into the evening.

Service: Friendly and fast counter service; Usui or his one employee will be manning the cash register and cooking.

Know how you will secure the boat, or who will be manning the vessel whilst you are diving.

Time will tell – well, a combination of time and Dan Lucas, who'll be manning the keyboard for the afternoon session.