Sentence examples for will get to read from inspiring English sources

This morning the families will get to read the report.

I'm very glad that so many people will get to read my book now.

On a lighter note, Grant Morrison and Yanick Paquette's long-delayed Wonder Woman graphic novel is due out early in the year, and according to Marvel Comics editor-in-chief Joe Quesada, finally, finally, after 20 years of wondering how it ends, I will get to read Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham's last few issues of Miracleman.

That way more people will get to read it and Peace Day will become less of a secret.

Some stuff you otherwise wouldn't get to see on television you will get to read about in the digital comic.

It is cathartic to write them, and there may come a day when your children will get to read them and find answers they have been seeking for a long time.

(Based on all the odd stories, it may be that the great narrative we'll get to read after this is over is the back story of the Romney-Ryan relationship).

Many of the gags are what Hanna-Barbera's hammy mountain lion Snagglepuss would call "abdomenable"; and if you've never heard the expression "What's in a name," you'll get to read it here for the first time — actually, the first, second and third times.

We walked away feeling not entirely like losers, not entirely successful, scheming for Round 2 of our stalking adventure (which you'll get to read about later this week).

You'll get to read some of the Brazil Issue a little later today, but until that happens, why not look back fondly on what we were still promoting three days ago and enjoy an interview with the guy who wrote Robocop.

Instead, reward yourself: say that for every classic novel or literary novel you read, you'll get to read one thriller, one beach romance, or one book of whatever genre you love the most.