Sentence examples for will come seems from inspiring English sources

"Build it and they will come" seems to be the Macanese motto.

If you build it, they will come, seems to be the mantra of Mooc advocates.

What's yet to come seems like it'll involve a lot of Theroux.

Perhaps other sports will come to seem, like boxing, a little weird and a little disreputable.

As the year unfolds, this will come to seem both simplistic and over-optimistic.

If a mostly elected Lords does become bolder, it will come to seem highly offensive to have a rump of appointees not constrained by the popular will.

And Mr Zapatero, like all his predecessors, will come to seem insincere in his stated ambition of eradicating government influence over the media.

And, as soon as the Nobel's nonfiction barrier is, at last, broken, the fact that it ever existed will come to seem absurd.

An issue of fierce ideological exchange, that will come to seem hard to understand all the fuss a decade or so later.

I stand by my prediction that, as the moment approaches, dying richer will come to seem pointless compared with dying later.

In his conclusion Mr. Nagel declares that the present "right-thinking consensus" on evolution "will come to seem laughable in a generation or two".