Sentence examples for will follow now from inspiring English sources
The same procedure will follow now, as will criticism from the opposition that the appointment is an undemocratic fix.The likely candidates include Jack McConnell, the education minister, whom Mr McLeish narrowly defeated when he became first minister.
All that said, at least some of the "science" presentations can tend to remind one of the character Benny (pictured) in "The Lego Movie" who runs around excitably a lot of the time shouting, "Spaceship, spaceship, spaceship!"Greater commercial activity will follow now that the space station is complete.
CEO Matthias Kose says further apps as well as internationalization will follow now.
Jessica has left home and Clemency will soon follow now she has finished her studies.
But, when Murray returned to Australia, Leeds reverted to under-achievement, which shows the danger of assuming that years of United-style success will automatically follow now.
Just last month, the chemical workers settled for raises of only 3.3percentt -- an example few unions will want to follow now.
It is even, with a larger margin of error, a basis for hazarding some guesses about the course he will follow, particularly now that his hand is strengthened by a Congress of his own party, by the unlikelihood of internal opposition in 2004 and for that matter by the lack of coherent opposition from the Democrats.
Recent funding from the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been another great boost and hopefully other donors will follow soon, now that SHARED appears to meet such a major demand for knowledge shared via appropriate technology in the South.
If a member organization has a "do not cross" line or assumes a particular path of action will be followed, now is the time to formalize these.
Those observers see it as inevitable that Lizard Squad will follow what is now a standard narrative arc: burst to prominence, hack something, hack something bigger, until someone makes a mistake that leads to one or more members being arrested.
