Sentence examples for you will really have from inspiring English sources

"For this you will really have to learn how to make the bag," Grosperrin said.

You will really have to prove to me that there is a benefit".

Now, if you can just keep that inventiveness going a little longer, and avoid the common plot points and fogginess that afflict so many dreams, you will really have something.

But to get to where a live show at a club or in a TV studio is -- that's coming close -- and when it can be summoned on demand, then you will really have serious competition from the Internet in the yucks department.

"You will really have to tear up the social fabric to get this done," said Douglas headz-Eakin, head of the nonprofit think tank.

The contributor was more negative of the acoustic version of "I Kissed a Girl" and the fact that MTV cut out parts from the video recording: "What I'd like to have seen is for MTV to make Katy Perry enter into an unscripted dialog with the fans that are there, film the whole thing and put that on a DVD – then you will really have something unplugged.

"You'll really have to drive your knees," he said.

Conversely, startups and small businesses are more likely to take on just one or two people at a time, meaning you'll really have a chance to prove your worth and impress your employer.

And if they don't, then you'll really have a pushback".

Add this to your candlelit dinner at White Castle, and you'll really have a special day ahead of you.

The ultimate goal is finding your BFF, but you'll really have to do some spelunking through thorns and brine to meet the magical unicorn that shits ice-cream cones and cries daffodils.