Sentence examples for will have revised from inspiring English sources

By this time, you will have revised the information several times, so just reading the keywords acts as a prompt to remind you of the whole story.

And is it too much to hope that the artistic director, Kevin McKenzie, will have revised his "Swan Lake" and "Sleeping Beauty" productions?

But when you apply the OBR's model to the economic data we've had since April, it looks very much as though they will have revised up that totemic measure of borrowing, yet again, for this Autumn Statement.

You should be able to answer any question at any time, only at this time will you have revised enough.

England will have a revised target.

(Did someone say "Read my lips"?) The odds, then, are that soon -- perhaps as soon as next year -- those projections of future budget surpluses will have been revised dramatically downward, and longer-term projections will show deficits as far as the statistical eye can see.

(You will know the post is updated because the title will have been revised).

The current guidance for 2001 was declared obsolete, and no new guidance will be offered until ATG has revised its operating plan.

"They will have to revise it, absolutely.

Other games will have to revise their rules, too.

(The cartoonists will have to revise their clichés).