Sentence examples for will have called from inspiring English sources

As such, even the most hardened partygoers will have called it a night by the time Big Ben chimes 12.

By the time the club opens, the three founders estimate, several thousand people will have called and will have been winnowed to five hundred invitees.

If Virgin's customers prove less fickle, Sir Richard will have called BSkyB's bluff, freeing Virgin to spend money on developing its own channels.

Every lawmaker around the table will have called on Northam to resign — if not directly, at least through their party caucuses.

What might be an even bigger bounce for the Knicks might be the fact that Carmelo Anthony will have called off a 15-day fast that he says has left him "de-energized".

According to the New York City Passenger Ship Terminal, 165 cruises with 465,000 passengers called on New York in 2001, and this year 230 cruise ships will have called here with 630,000 passengers.

Karen will give you advice based on your answers and over the next week you will have calls with her once or twice a day.

Services will be held at Temple Adath Yeshurun 152 Prospect Street, Manchester NH at 11am Sunday, December 11, 2011, and the family will have calling hours at the home of Larry and Liz Eckman, on Sunday December 11 from 5-8pm.

Starting this afternoon, we will have calls with our network and key supporters to refocus our attention on our mission and get back to doing our work.

"I can promise you I'll have calls on Dec. 20 asking, 'Can I accelerate everything in the next two weeks?'" she said.

It often means that the person calling will have to call another agency and ask them to help as well.