Sentence examples for will get a shock from inspiring English sources

Consumers will get a shock.

Anyone wandering through central Cardiff after 10 o'clock at night will get a shock.

"I think young people will get a shock to realise this is where it all began," he said.

But any visitor expecting to find the 10th South African province in all but name will get a shock.

"The audience will get a shock because I will play him as he is described in 'Curtain.' He's a shadow of his former self.

As we have seen in Francophone Belgium, public opinion in the rest of Europe is volatile on questions of trade, and deluded Brexiteers will get a shock if they think our partners are going to give us an easy ride".

A Polish friend of mine said, of the Ukrainians' European ambitions, "They all think they're going to get rich overnight, but they'll get a shock".

She'll get a shock when she's inside North Yorkshire Job Centre, her face twisted in pretty bewilderment at the number of results a "top number one pony mane-plaiter" job search yields.

Change you background to something like "NOT SO FAST MOM! " So when she exits the screen saver she'll get a shock!

Instead, they will get a nasty shock: Cameron will be prime minister.

This either means that a) they have no spare income to contribute, b they are indifferent to a sharp fall in disposable income in old age or c) they are unaware of the problem and will get a nasty shock.