Sentence examples for will unsurprisingly from inspiring English sources

Sri Lanka have won the toss and will, unsurprisingly, bat first.

New showrunner Steven Moffat will unsurprisingly do the majority of the heavy lifting, with six episodes.

Undergraduates in London will, unsurprisingly, face higher costs; those studying at UCL will pay a staggering £185 a week for accommodation, and students at Imperial College will pay the highest annual home contents insurance premiums at £106.

Meanwhile, rivals are circling to pick up the pieces of its other businesses elsewhere in the world.The new $1.5 billion loan will, unsurprisingly, be secured against the company's assets.

"They have different views, serve in different branches, and will, unsurprisingly, disagree from time to time, and Bill, not to mention the president, ought to learn to keep their cool when that happens".

Most of the chief executives and policy-makers will, unsurprisingly, opt for the former but the Davos mood is much more sombre than it was in the boom years before the crash.

Finally, Ford is establishing a Mobility Marketing and Growth division, which will focus (unsurprisingly) on global marketing efforts regarding its mobility businesses.

She continues her sideline work as a fashion designer, and — fittingly, unsurprisingly — will appear in an episode of the new season of HBO's "Girls".

There are still plenty of laps to go, but it would seem that the medals (unsurprisingly) will be dominated by East African runners once again.

The content will be centered, unsurprisingly, at CBS Sports' website.

Those updates, unsurprisingly, will be aimed at the developing classes.