Sentence examples for will make known from inspiring English sources

It will make known its concerns, and if we need to act on them, we will.

The presiding officers will make known their decision on wider access to records of the commission in due course".

I trust that he will do me justice in that regard to you, and that he will make known to you the profound respect with which I am, Sir, your most humble and most obedient servant".

Then "in the very near future, he will make known to the American people and to the world and to especially the people in the region his vision of how to move forward," Secretary Powell said of the president.

"With regard to the political situation in Lebanon, I will go to Beirut in the coming days, I will participate in the independence celebrations, and it is there that I will make known my position on these subjects after meeting President (Michel) Aoun," Hariri said after holding talks with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris.

"I will make known to my society that I exist.

"The campaign will certainly make known its comments on this case at the conclusion of The FA's investigation.

The randomisation procedure will take place in august 2010, and will be made known to the participating centres at a workshop arranged immediately before starting inclusion of participants.

The result will be made known in the early evening of Thursday when a statement will be issued by the Fife-based organisation.

At the end of the week, little that is not yet known will be made known.

Both Charles and Plectrude faced rebellion throughout the Frankish kingdom when Pippin's will was made known.