Sentence examples for will have a window from inspiring English sources
"In 2009, we will have a window of opportunity to renew our global leadership and bring our nation together," Mr. Obama is planning to say, according to an excerpt of remarks provided by his aides.
In the future the site will also add transaction fees, though existing users will have a window where they won't have to pay them.
Following any of these methods for your chosen email carrier, you will have a window that pops up with a lot of code information.
A seemingly careless statement to a French Web site by an executive at Nokia, Microsoft's close partner in phones, indicates that Nokia will have a Windows 8 tablet in June.
Why? "So when they put me in a home, at least I'll have a window with a view".
"If they're lucky enough, they'll have a window seat.
"You'll have a window to yourselves and focus much more of a spotlight on it," Mr. Ben-Hanan told them.
It'll have a Windows flag.
The Tories want to start cuts immediately, saying a new government will have a short window of opportunity.
The restaurant, with about 60 seats plus 10 on the sidewalk, will have a takeout window, but will not sell slices.
And with major network coverage of the convention limited to one hour of prime time, the Democrats will have a smaller window to make their case, he said.
