Sentence examples for will have handed from inspiring English sources

In the end, the Republicans will have handed Clinton a victory.

I will have handed in my dinner pail and my Freedom Pass by then, I sincerely hope, though I can't quite count on it.

Following the distribution, Nish said the group will have handed out £3.5bn, or 147p per share, to shareholders since 2010, including dividends and special dividends.

If Israel, in a nod to allowing sanctions and diplomacy to work, allows Iran to get past the point where it can effectively strike, it will have handed over its fate to the United States.

Tim Geithner, his treasury secretary, noted on the same day that this could happen in as little as a month from now.But if all goes according to plan, Mr Geithner will not be around by then; he will have handed the reins to Jack Lew, currently the White House chief of staff.

When, less than two years ago, Jack Straw introduced the bill which became the Terrorism Act 2000, he proclaimed: "We will have handed the terrorists the victory that they seek if, in combating their threats and violence, we descend to their level and undermine the essential freedoms and rule of law that are the bedrock of our democracy".

However, if Mr. Obama goes on to secure the nomination, she'll have handed his rival a treasure trove of sound bites.

Each soldier will have hand-held computers to control weapons, check maps and view pictures of the surrounding terrain.

Forrester Research, the Cambridge, Mass., consulting firm, estimates that by the end of this year some four million households will have hand-held personal digital assistants with Internet connections.

At intermediate and high school campuses, security personnel and administrators will have hand-held devices with student information and ID pictures loaded and continually updated.

After about half an hour at the water, you will have hand-caught a fish or two if you know how to fish by hand.