Example sentences of "that will [verb] a [noun sg] " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ He said , ‘ John you need to do something to haul yourself out of your choral doldrums — something spice and interesting that 'll make a splash in New York . |
2 | Anything that 'll fill a skip , it 'll be a skip . |
3 | This is the minimum that will give a reverberation effect . |
4 | I have argued that most of the values and beliefs that will influence a person 's goal priorities are established in childhood . |
5 | ‘ I know nothing of ships , ’ he said , ‘ but it seems to me that the vessel that will carry a company of men , and their st'lyan , will be large indeed . ’ |
6 | For the first time since I had to leave home , this is a place that will leave a scar . |
7 | He then spent many years at night in the New York public library searching for an alternative method , and eventually discovered one in reading about the well-known principle of the photoconductor — a substance that will hold a charge of electricity in the dark , but not in the light . |
8 | ‘ The man who can invent that will make a fortune , ’ she declared . |
9 | In fact , the inspector or Secretary of State is usually making real decisions , that is , decisions that will make a difference to the built environment ; when presented with that responsibility , they want to be sure the result is acceptable . |
10 | Q. What changes are planned that will make a difference in 1993 ? |
11 | Water authorities that will make a splash : Jeremy Warner on investment in the floated water authorities |
12 | Encourage a love of reading that will last a lifetime |
13 | CAROLINE BAKER chooses today 's extravagances that will last a lifetime of parties . |
14 | At night , the 6 volt Sensor Light is controlled by a reliable passive infra-red motion detector that will detect a person up to 35 ‘ ft ‘ away . |
15 | Clinical symptoms and signs were poor indicators of the investigations that will detect a cause for the anaemia . |
16 | While California 's engineers do not specify precisely what a minor or moderate quake is , a major quake is one that will accelerate a building at 40 per cent of gravity . |
17 | Gordon McKeag , League president , said : ‘ It is a champagne sponsorship that will bring a bubble , sparkle and zest to our Cup . |
18 | In East Berlin , as the Communist Party 's central committee continued in crisis session , the East German President , Mr Egon Krenz , declared : ‘ We have a great task ahead of us … to carry through a revolution on German soil that will bring a socialism which is economically effective , politically democratic , and morally clean . ’ |
19 | By this summer the company says it will have a full authoring package that will combine a frame grabber board with the compression software . |
20 | As a rough guide the ‘ average ’ illness that will put a person in bed is likely to need a remedy between 3 and 8 times a day , needing more at the beginning of the illness than later on . |
21 | There are no ’ quick fix ’ measures that will put a stop to the violence overnight . |
22 | You 've behaved in a way that will cause a lot of trouble . |
23 | It is a brave agency that will argue the toss in the circumstances , and a lucky one that will find a client ready to listen . |
24 | Social processes operate , " selectivity " in Lieberson 's terms , such that volunteers , draftees or those never serving , will differ from one another on factors that will have a bearing on life chances , hence income , later on . |
25 | Outside the North Sea and Indonesia , the Company 's activities are focussed on ventures that offer potential for discoveries that will have a material impact on the Group 's reserves . |
26 | a ) Is this case too big to go with him ? b ) Work out two " sets " of measurements that will have a volume of 8m3 . |
27 | As with any creative work there can be no prescription that will guarantee a fund of good teaching ideas . |
28 | The fine gauge machine has a lace carriage , but as yet no one has developed a chunky machine that will take a lace carriage . |
29 | The parent of a new-born child is not providing all the input for a mind blank of any social or moral bias , but is dealing with a personality that will display a bundle of mixed motives and behaviour . |
30 | You should not fall into the trap of thinking a fish bait is something special ; a bait of extraordinary properties that will tempt a super-specimen bream where others will not . |