Examples of 'he will be given' in a sentence
Meaning of "he will be given"
He will be given: Implies that someone will receive something, usually as a result of an action or decision
How to use "he will be given" in a sentence
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He will be given his lieutenant sword today.
It is fair to assume therefore that he will be given a starting role.
He will be given a licence by the strike committee.
But it does not look as if he will be given the chance.
He will be given the details once he arrives.
Also there is an expectation that he will be given a post in the party.
He will be given one chance and no password.
If he answers yes then he will be given the key to that room.
He will be given orders to transfer out immediately.
The most advantageous pension is the one that he will be given.
I hope that he will be given time to retire.
If a baby needs a hearing aid, then he will be given one.
He will be given a respectable and dignified exit.
The owner lies to him and says he will be given an injection.
He will be given in fuller and fuller measure.
He longs for the day when he will be given eyes that see clearly.
He will be given a complete battery of testing.
He contents himself with the promise that he will be given the money later.
But he will be given a chance to prove his innocence.
Thousand slaves in Jannah and he will be given a place close to.
He will be given an opportunity to say any last words.
If it is a boy he will be given the name Karl.
He will be given another course of treatment.
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He will be given a less hot trial.
For his whole life he will be given over to the LORD.
He will be given his last rites.
Do you think he will be given permission?
He will be given a lot of money without having to earn it.
And without objection, he will be given an additional minute.
He will be given as an offering to the vampire.
Hopefully, if convicted he will be given the death penalty.
He will be given twenty one rewards.
Should he pick a black marble, he will be given a handicap.
So he will be given a crown of honor to wear.
Should he pick a white marble, he will be given a pass.
He will be given dominion of the earth.
Once the student is selected, he will be given an offer letter.
He will be given deference by all nations.
With his written confession, he will be given a shorter sentence.
He will be given adequate time to recuperate.
If a player attempts a shot at goal, he will be given a new time on the hourglass.
He will be given confession if he wishes it.
After some length of time, he will be given life again in a new form.
He will be given a savage trial.
I gave him my word if his info checks out, he will be given consideration.
He will be given her room.
When the driver mentions this, he is assured that he will be given directions.
I hope that he will be given a longer life.
If a player breaks his stick during the competition, he will be given another attempt.
