Sentence examples for will indeed get from inspiring English sources

Which brings us back to the question of whether a new investigation will indeed get off the ground.

Now it seems that we will indeed get a quick burst of public spending, however tragic the reasons.

If he means the latter, and if his team translates Mr Blair's more right-wing instincts into policy, Britain will indeed get a radical government.

I'm pretty sure a lot of my current students will indeed get into graduate schemes, become managers and absolutely love it.

For example, "I love it when you touch me there", is the kind of positive reinforcement that means you will, indeed, get touched there again.

Doubts of the project's feasibility are rebutted with reports from PwC and McKinsey proving that, if you spend enough public money, you will indeed get to the moon.

Some people will indeed have too many mojitos and get married in a drunken haze in Vegas and then regret it.

Getting rid of the AMT will indeed make the tax code simpler.

While I take issue with the "full body" part, you will indeed likely get a good lower body workout and, yes, you may find yourself out of breath as is customary with cardiovascular exercise.

HTC: Similarly, a spokesperson confirmed that the U11 will indeed be getting Oreo eventually, though, "We haven't announced timing yet.

If I do indeed get to come back, will most likely try the amuse bouche.