Sentence examples for will be untold from inspiring English sources
"The collateral damage will be untold for decades," said Reinstein, referring to the fact that many of these diseases can take 30 to 40 years, or even longer, to manifest.
Credibility is important, too, he said, as will be "the untold story" of the effort "to restore the balance on the Syrian battlefield," which could prompt the parties to move to a settlement.
Expect outrage – the entire annual arts budget is only about £450m, so a 30% cut contributes little to stemming the tide of the decifit, while causing (it will be argued) untold harm to England's cultural landscape and to the economically important cultural industries.
Instead of informing your parents that they will be spending untold hundreds of dollars on your new wardrobe or school trip, ask if there's a chance you could get some new clothes or go on the trip.
Now TIME's story can be untold.
But it remains to be seen how receptive the cash-strapped health department will be to spending untold thousands on education and outreach.
The practical effect of the Federal Circuit's decision, Mr. Henderson's lawyers told the Supreme Court, is "that the courthouse doors will be shut on untold numbers of veterans with otherwise meritorious benefits claims if they miss the time limit by even one day through no fault of their own".
Adore Life's closing Mechanics deals with the same subject in more elevated terms: "When I take a man to sleep over, pain and pleasure will touch my hand and I will hold what is untold".
This new century will be an age of untold possibilities for us and for all mankind.
If Alusi does not retain his seat, it will be a loss of untold proportions for the people of Iraq.
