Sentence examples for will come some from inspiring English sources

Out will go the wafer-thin seats and hologram dash; in will come some bits they had left over round the back of the shed from the Freelander.

I think there has been more of that kind of activity, and we hope out of that will come some clues, but we don't know".

This setback, and other challenges, make it likely that, in the UK, satellite launches will come some time before human spaceflight.

And, he adds, "we also need to explain to those with whom we intend to be more open that with that will come some increased risk.

Given the U.S. role in the world, there is no real option but to play, because out of Syria's mess will come some kind of new reckoning between the world's powers where everyone's leverage lies in the new Middle East.

"I believe that out of this will come some very positive and far-reaching change," he said, before marching at the head of the procession with Fernando A. Mateo, president of the New York State Federation of Cab Drivers.

It'll come some day, life without each other.

When it comes to clubs, some will come and some will go, so it's important to keep meeting new people to invite.

But that progress will come at some social cost.

"We're always dreaming our days will come, and some justice will be delivered," he said.

For the extended Cowboys family, Thursday's blessings will come with some sorrow.