Sentence examples for will have grasped from inspiring English sources
Readers will have grasped by now that the show is directed at a country in which the election of a black president has not kept police officers such as Daniel Pantaleo and Darren Wilson from being cleared.
We expect the routines of the classroom to resume once the lights come back on, hoping that the students will have grasped the seriousness of the drill but won't have internalized the fear.
If you understand this, you will have grasped a key quality of your introverted friends and their perhaps puzzling behavior (why didn't she come to the after-hours party?) will make more sense.
Either way, if you take a chance, then you will know how your life and the lives of those around you could be changed forever just by deciding to see this musical, rather than letting the moment pass you by and causing you to take very different, maybe even dispiriting paths before the show reaches New York — which is to say, you will have grasped the main, somewhat belabored point of "If/Then".
As you'll have grasped, Stops is a strong believer in street design meeting a multiplicity of needs including those of cyclists, bus users and pedestrians, and with the "place function" to the fore.
By now you'll hopefully have grasped what a schlemiel is – basically a more unlikeable, and more culpable, form of the nebech.
The challenge ahead, which all three candidates have grasped, will be to bolster education and training to strengthen the workforce and to leverage more from foreign investment.
The Education Secretary Michael Gove says the test will confirm whether individual pupils have grasped the basics of "phonic decoding" by the end of Year 1.
Finally these awards have grasped irony!
But keen, seasoned trend-spotters will have already grasped a clear idea of what the new uniform might be.
