Sentence examples for will be thanking from inspiring English sources
We talk to their medics, the medics all support us, everybody supports us, but we can't say who they are – you can bet, when this law gets changed, and what we're doing becomes mainstream, we will be thanking those people for being the people who were willing to take that risk to try and keep their people safe.
Your grandkids will be thanking me.
On Father's Day this Sunday, sons and daughters across the UK will be thanking their dads for all their support over the last year.
It might not have looked like at the time, but Rand Paul will be thanking Chris Christie for going head-to-head with him on the issue of balancing surveillance with national security at Thursday's Republican presidential debate.
That second one looked really dangerous, Real will be thanking the lord for Sergio Ramos's eyebrows, as Villa was lurking on the penalty spot waiting to crack a shot home.
Chief information officers of big companies say the systems usually pay for themselves within nine months.So while it's too early to mourn the demise of the company offsite, ever more road warriors will be thanking technological advances for allowing them a few more nights in their own bed.
Every one of them will be thanked for expressing their concerns in the polite, grateful tone that staff members say Ms. Giffords would expect.
WHILE it's unlikely he will be thanked in any of tonight's Tony Award acceptance speeches, there's a likelihood that many winners will owe a small debt of gratitude to one Angus McIndoe.
(AP) A Salute to the Volunteers More than 50,000 volunteers who worked at the Games will be thanked with their own parade through Sydney's streets, New South Wales Premier Bob Carr said today.
Perhaps one day Timmerman will be thanked by his dividend-hungry shareholders for sacrificing short-term earnings so his company can enter new businesses.
A demonstration Wednesday in support of the law is being held, at which Henriksen will be thanked for his work in pushing the legislation.
