Sentence examples for will have put on from inspiring English sources
Make sure you get some nice pictures for posterity because next time you're all together you will have put on two stone and found your first grey hair.
The Claris Companion, a new tablet, takes that idea a step further, because it is monitored and configured by a caregiver or family member who decides how many features the tablet will have, putting on only those that are needed.
It's a setback, but by next year I'll have put on 20 more pounds of muscle, easy, and I'll be ready for a pro camp.
London 2012 has already opened with the biggest spectacle on earth and here in Weymouth, at the Games' sailing venue, we will also have put on a very special show.
The leverage they have put on companies will probably start to become a problem.
This will have put Trump on the record and on the spot to deliver on the commitment.
"To score five goals at home will have put smiles on the faces of the supporters and there were some good finishes amongst them too.
They were bullied up front for long periods, but displayed a degree of fizz and sparkle out wide that will have put Wales on alert.
Any wikiHow user can nominate, and will have put their reasons on the discussion page, or right smack dab on the top of your article.
That could mean, he added, that the city will have put some conditions on its now largely open system of student choice for high schools.
A victory over Harlequins eased the pressure, and this comprehensive win over his old club will have put it firmly on his Bradford successor Steve McNamara.
