Sentence examples for will is to be from inspiring English sources

Inversely, to be unseen against one's will is to be powerless.

Rather, good will is to be tested at least annually, to see if it is impaired.

Next week, the United States government is due to announce that ESC will is to be made mandatory from 2008 onwards.

(A fuller, five-part version of "Women of Will" is to be presented this spring in alternate marathon weekend performances; I would like to know what vitamins Ms. Packer, who is in her 70s, takes).

One way that you can generate good will is to be involved.

A dramatic way of putting it might be: if your will is to be free, instrumentalism must be false.

The secret will be to be cool and determined.

"The role of Monte dei Paschi will be to be a good bank," Mr. Profumo said.

My biggest job will be to be with them and to support them," he said.

The five-year plan will be to be bigger than St Patrick's Day.

How good it will be to be part of the wonderful healing in this province today".