Sentence examples for will be said about from inspiring English sources

The same, and more, will be said about Bronson.

More will be said about the obtrusive Crown Prince of Egypt in due course.

Turns out, the arena and city survived, which is more than will be said about two of those three teams.

Following the damning Chilcot report, much will be said about the decision to go to war in Iraq.

Although much in the news, it is unlikely that anything of substance will be said about Greece, since new elections are now to take place by mid-June.

Such agreements, she said, typically do not seek to restrict a departing worker's ability to comment generally about a former employer but are "an agreement about what will be said about the end of that employment".

I know what people will be saying about me but I will just be ignoring it and keep taking positives from the game.

Washington's 2004 political class may be deploring the nasty tone of the fledgling campaign and wondering what awful things Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry will be saying about each other come October, but historians remain unimpressed.

I shudder to think what our grandchildren will be saying about Michelle Malkin.

Why even try to be a fearless leader if you're afraid of what people will be saying about you behind your back?

Whatever he says about the other people in his life is pretty much exactly what he'll be saying about you at some point, so listen carefully.