Example sentences of "she will [be] [adj] [verb] [pron] " in BNC.

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1 If you are interested and would like further information , please telephone Joan ( Medway 71926 ) — she will be pleased to answer your queries .
2 She will be pleased to send one on .
3 ‘ Poor soul , she will be glad to see you , ’ said Miss Statham .
4 But Steffi Graf 's injury is more severe than earlier believed , and it still is ‘ not a certainty ’ she will be able to defend her women 's singles title at Wimbledon .
5 Forgetting for a moment the more obvious skills — such as the fine finger control needed to do up buttons , or the eye/hand coordination involved in matching the button to the hole — there are a host of basic problems a child needs to overcome before she will be able to dress herself , let alone fling on her clothes without thinking .
6 The more openly you and your doctor can talk together , the better the service he or she will be able to give you .
7 The more openly you and your doctor can talk together , the better the service he or she will be able to give you .
8 She will be able to give you a great deal too , if you are prepared to open your mind to her memories and experience of life , realising the significance of her ‘ past ’ to your ‘ present ’ ; and when you understand that the old are by no means always on the receiving end of their relationships , then you are ready to assemble the love , time , patience and energy you have to offer , and decide on the best way of presenting them .
9 If you phone Vicki Whadcoat on extension 4425 I am sure she will be able to sort something out .
10 If any changes take place , either physically , mentally or emotionally , be sure to inform your teacher and he or she will be able to reassure you that it will soon pass .
11 Her brother-in-law Sukhjit Valia said after yesterday 's decision : ‘ She will be able to put her defence properly . ’
12 " But now she has gone to live in the banqueting hall where she will be able to use her … "
13 I am particularly glad that she will be able to combine her new duties with continuing membership of the Law Society Council . ’
14 She will be able to keep her weight stable while eating around 200cals a day more than Mary , who weighs 10 stone .
15 Any small hope held out to her by circumstances , or by her lover , is as a wisp which she can spin and twist into a thread , and if she gathers enough of these her feelings tell her that she will be able to bind them into a strong rope .
16 If the medicine you are taking is not listed there , ask to speak to the pharmacist at the shop where you buy it — he or she will be able to tell you if it contains any of these drugs .
17 She will get the magnificent Kensington Palace home , where she will be free to entertain whoever she wishes in royal splendour .
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