What is "they'll"

Usage examples of "they'll".

Like we're those puppies with yellow ooze on their eyes and buttholes, and you know they'll never have another solid bowel movement but they're still for sale for six hundred dollars apiece.

Then we can return those forces to the southern keeps, and they'll be ready for any Tsurani attacks against Carse or Tulan next spring.

And then the bureau hierarchy will continue using personalized rault casters so they'll have the advantage of zylphing whenever they need it.

I predict they'll find a cerebrovascular accident of some kind, assuming he survives the infection.

They find these good old chills, and they'll lose some balls for the fight.

Nor, particularly, confiding in too many of those Cits about the Goah-lem, now, for to many of them, the Old Knowledge is an Evil they'll be as content to execute ye for, as lock ye away.

If the Russians ever decide to bomb us, this particular stretch of suburban claptrap is where they'll start.

And knowin' there's a lot of hard licks in life, and no matter how much you try to do for people they'll do you if they get a chance, and say mean things about you--for there ain't nobody what escapes the havin' of misjudgin' things said if they've got a mind of their own and the will to do their way--we thought we would like to come out here and tell you before you was dead that we sure do love you and we thank you hearty for comin' back.

If those bastards can't break the comp, do you think they'll try to contact us?

And when we can't pay our conservancy assessments, they'll take our land and give it to Devine.

If we hit Joe Mondragon with an order to show cause he's got a right to that water, they'll know exactly what to protest against, we may throw them all together, they'll fill up pages of these petitions, find themselves in a position to organize, and, of course, that wont queer the conservancy district and the Indian Creek Dam, but it'll sure make them that much more difficult and expensive to realize.

North American tennis academies, with over 300 students and 64 courts, half of which they'll have already put under warm inflatable TesTar cover as of like Halloween, P.

Once let them feel that they are to take any airs about delicacy, and all that, and they'll run all over you, just as my servants always have.

Some Substance-dependent persons, though, have already been so broken by the time they first Come In that they don't care about stuff like substitution or banality, they'll give their left nut to trade their original dependence in for robotic platitudes and pep-rally cheer.

By the time we land at Punta Arenas, they'll have memorized the Lady Flamborough well enough to run around her decks blindfolded.