Sentence examples for will have intense from inspiring English sources

The wing, who has 10 tries in 18 Tests, limped off just before half-time at the Millennium Stadium on Sunday and will have "intense rehab" on his sprained ankle over the coming days.

New foods will have intense flavors to your infant's taste buds.

(The "tomato water" that drips through will have an intense, pure flavor).

You will have stickily intense rhubarb in a diminutive puddle of its own syrup.

So with world-class players like Colin Montgomerie, Phil Mickelson and Lee Westwood still looking for their first major championship, the year's final major will have an intense feel to it.

"Clearly there will have been intense debate about whether Thailand or Qatar deserve a downgrade and questions around the valuable relationship the US has with its strategic partners," Lagon said.

Neither of my sons will have as intense an athletic experience as I was fortunate to have, but with its costs so high today, I'm not sure they're missing out.

And now that it's a public company, it will have more intense oversight from public investors who will be scrutinizing its every move and calibrating its valuation as a result of those moves.

And, although we are enjoying a respite at the moment, we will have more intense droughts and shortages in the future.

They certainly have intense personalities.

By Thursday night, the Mets will have finished an intense period in which they played the Braves six times in 11 days.