'will since' is not a correct phrase in English.
When used separately, 'will' is a verb commonly used to express future action, and 'since' is a conjunction used to indicate a cause-effect relationship. They cannot be used together in this way.
It might seem strange that Frankfurt's willing addict acts of her own free will since, due to her addiction, she could not do otherwise.
The willing addict, however, takes the drug of her own free will since her will meshes with what she wishes it to be.
More will, since federal funding for one abstinence-only programme was ended in June.
I think they will, since the case is such an anomaly and the potential ramifications are enormous".
Chelsea has been a national public figure against her will since she was 12, and in all that time she has never embarrassed her family — or us.
The book is so well researched and thorough because Licht knows and has been involved with Will since the early days.
That just leaves the question of why every royal will since Francis's has been kept from the public, unlike every other dead Briton's.
Mini-bars stocked with bottled water and snacks can be raided at will since they are covered by a 5percentt service charge.
Efforts to carry out the peace accords have "stalled because the government has had no will since they were signed," said Jaime Reina, a college student.
There must have been something more than usually embarrassing in Francis's will, since his sister, Queen Mary, went to court to have its contents kept under wraps.
Obviously, he was the major beneficiary of that will since he inherited the ownership of the papers and is chairman of the Daily Mail & General Trust.
