Sentence examples for will be shortening from inspiring English sources

"This is early days in the festival, but 'Rust and Bone' has to be a real contender for prizes, and, the odds will be shortening to vanishing point for Cotillard getting the best actress award," critic Peter Bradshaw wrote in The Guardian.

You do not need to buy extra fabric for the sailor collar because you will be shortening the skirt pattern, and this will give you enough fabric left over.

Under these conditions the elastic element of a large fraction of the myosin heads will be shortened to the extent that these cross-bridges resist sliding in the shortening direction (execute a drag-stroke).

The maximum individual contract length will be shortened from six years to five.

The length, he pointed out, will be shortened post-tournament once tees are repositioned.

I need one to mark the news that sentencing for drug offences, in some cases, will be shortened.

The sunny forecast for Saturday and Sunday means there is no chance the tournament will be shortened this time.

Ticket window hours at 73 of the least-used rail stations in the nation will be shortened, while spending for advertising, marketing and research will be reduced.

Brooklyn Tech students will leave the building before the Stuyvesant students arrive at 1 30 p.m. Classes for Stuyvesant students will be shortened to 29 minutes from 40.

KEY TO THE GAME: In a game that will be shortened because both teams will rely on the run, avoiding turnovers will be critical.

It will mean players' careers will be shortened and hence, the likelihood that they will chase the golden dollar sooner rather than later.