Sentence examples for will have stands from inspiring English sources

About a quarter of the 44 mannequin manufacturers that will have stands at EuroShop 2011, the international trade show for the retail industry that will open in Düsseldorf, Germany, at the end of the month, are Chinese.

This extra time guarantees that you will have stand-up cream with no starchy taste.

That will have stood the dour Scotsman in good stead over the last few years as the Edinburgh-based life insurer has lurched from one crisis to another.

With England making a dramatic comeback at Edgbaston after a dismal outing at Lord's, Cook will have stood at slip when Anderson pulled up in his delivery stride and thought: "No, please, of all the injuries, not him".

By the middle of this week, about 20 Democratic senators in the US will have stood up before their Congress to talk about the fossil fuelled machinery of climate science denial.

At the NUT Easter conference people prominent in the last remaining tiny Marxist groups in this country will have stood up to thunderous applause, and that's a problem.

And I would bet that it will have stand-alone apps like the iPhone.

Work is not due to resume until 2013 - by which time it will have stood less than half-built for almost 12 months.

The Leafs will have stood up to the Bruins thanks to a couple of guys who are liabilities on the ice, it won't be because their best players exceeded expectations.

What he did 25 years ago will have to stand.

I'm sure the skiing is sublime, but its reputation will have to stand in here.