Sentence examples for will indeed come from inspiring English sources

Joe Turner will indeed come to Waterbury, Conn.

(Although these will, indeed, come from plastic taken from across the oceans of the world).

The best international competition will indeed come as the climax to the season.

Most of the concerts will, indeed, come with lounges, at which audience members can sip water or wine.

"30 Rock" will indeed come to an end next season, NBC said Monday, capping months, if not years, of speculation.

Otherwise, those cellphones will indeed come in handy on the roads -- to call 911 to report serious accidents.

Perhaps the goals will indeed now come in bunches.

This is not to say that a pandemic, if it does indeed come, will not be serious.

The end of QE, assuming it does indeed come, will nonetheless be an important milestone in the repair of the US economy.

Now, however, word comes that the 30-year-old Mr. Hayes will indeed be coming to a Manhattan stage, albeit for a very, very limited run.

But, at the same time, Vice President Joe Biden is out there reassuring the left that Obama is not going to just pull ten soldiers out of Afghanistan and say "see, we've started the withdrawal," and is privately telling folks that a goodly number of troops will indeed be coming home on this schedule.