Sentence examples for will need to close from inspiring English sources

There will be a big in-your-face message that users will need to close.

Unless banks are lending more, more schools will need to close".

Others explain what documentation lenders will need to close the loan.

The heavy handed Stephens, a former light-weight contender, will need to close the distance on Holloway fast though.

But if things don't turn around in a few weeks, he will need to close his processing plant, where he employs 60 people.

If we want to achieve basic education for all of these children, Unesco says, we will need to close a funding gap of $26bn annually.

Negotiators were narrowing their differences after three weeks of intense deliberations, they said, and it was hoped that an invitation for Pakistan to attend the summit would engender the good will needed to close the gap between the two sides.

To claim it you'll need to close your Isa and get a closing letter from your Isa provider.

In the meantime, you'll be able to comment on the old-style blogs until about 4.30pm (London time) on Tuesday, at which point we'll need to close them to new submissions until the migration is over.

"We'll need to close these loopholes," says Mr Archer.

And if he comes into contact with something or someone in danger of revealing the game's result, he'll need to close his eyes, jam his hands over his ears and chant doggerel.