it'll
Americancontraction
Usage
See contraction.
Example Sentences
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"I realised on the way here that on Thursday 6 March, it'll be 20 years to the day that Amy Winehouse came up to my studio," he reminisced.
From BBC
"I'll focus on something and it'll be 150 million light years away," James says.
From BBC
“Maybe it’ll work out, maybe it won’t, but at least I’ll be doing something that I really love,” she adds, looking back on that time.
From Los Angeles Times
"It'll be tough but it holds no fear for us," said Chelsea's director of football David Barnard.
From BBC
“Even if a company sells out every single performance of ‘La bohème’ at the top tier of ticket prices,” Ms. Vincent writes, “even if they sell out their entire season of performances—it’ll barely move the dial. And things are only getting worse.”
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