Sentence examples for will have elapsed from inspiring English sources

It's reasonable to conclude that by the time the SNP finally leaves office, around 20 years will have elapsed.

In his book Night School, Wiseman writes: "By the time the first dream has finished, about 90 minutes will have elapsed.

In many, if not most, cases, 180 days — and more often 365 days — will have elapsed by the time the government makes this finding, leading to onerous penalties.

If the N.F.L. does not get a temporary stay and opens free agency on Monday, a week will have elapsed since the lockout was blocked.

She indicated that the United States stands by the agreements reached at the 1995 and 2000 RevCons but ten years will have elapsed since the last positive RevCon and the parties needed to look forward.

Another focal point of local efforts to celebrate France's help putting the United States on the map is the plan to transform the Odell House on Ridge Road in Hartsdale into a museum by 2006, when 225 years will have elapsed since Rochambeau slept there.

Mr. Dickens, in his 'American Notes,' gives a graphic description of this extraordinary youth, who, we doubt not, before many weeks have elapsed, will have the honor of displaying his dancing attainments in Buckingham Palace.

If the best performers of the past 12 months continue to do well, smart investors will buy them after 11 months have elapsed, reducing the returns on offer to those who wait the extra month.

When 30 seconds have elapsed, the examiner will instruct the subject to "freeze" and not move until his or her foot position is marked.

This app will only open the vote after 7-10 days have elapsed with the NFD template still on the article[3].

When 3 weeks or more have elapsed since the injury, open reduction will be necessary [6].