Examples of sentences with “will” from popular Fantasy & Sci-Fi books

Whether you’re an English learner or simply need to see some examples with the word/term “will”, you will find this post very useful and entertaining as it contains examples only from popular Fantasy and Sci-Fi books! Examples of Sentences with “Will” from Popular Fantasy and Sci-Fi Books

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Sentences with “Will” – Part I

If he works for long enough he might even be able to get inside the artist’s head, figure out what makes him tick, how he does what he does. And when that happens then he’ll understand, finally, and then the canvas will be wiped clean, ready for something new.
~ Adam Christopher – Hang Wire

“Right,” said Bob. “Feedback. So someone needs to watch these two. They’re OK, but they’ve shared a connection to the power. I don’t know what will happen at the circus. There might be feedback, or it might be able to reach out and take them over again. If that happens, I need Tangun here. He’s the only one powerful enough to look after them.”
~ Adam Christopher – Hang Wire

Benny nodded. “Go. Tangun will stay here. So will I.”
~ Adam Christopher – Hang Wire

‘In good time. Such things are not to be taken lightly.’ And then he relaxed again and smiled. ‘Come, coffee? Or beer maybe? Beer I think.’
‘It’s early.’ Pieter grinned at him. ‘Beer will be best. Trust me in this matter.’
~ Adam Nevill – Last Days

‘Let me look at the leg. Please – take off this diving suit. It is so tattered and ripped it will fall apart soon, anyway.’
~ Adam Roberts – Twenty Trillion Leagues Under the Sea

‘There is always war,’ said Dakkar, coldly. ‘There will always be war, whilst empires oppress and distort human potential.’
~ Adam Roberts – Twenty Trillion Leagues Under the Sea

When your metallic vessel arrives, I will compel the occupants to accept the rightness of your actions, said the Jewel.
~ Adam Roberts – Twenty Trillion Leagues Under the Sea

Sentences with “Will” – Part II

‘I am a prisoner here, sir,’ he said. ‘It’s true that my wealth affords me certain luxuries and allows me to pursue my interests, but walls are walls. I will remain here until the emperor decrees otherwise, while you are free to leave the city whenever you choose.’
~ Alan Campbell – Sea of Ghosts

If this little desktop machine is maintained indefinitely, then the marble should – one day – refuse to fall. And yet I don’t instinctively feel that that will happen.
~ Alan Campbell – Sea of Ghosts

I propose to set you up, Mr Creedy. I will outfit you with a ship of your own, a crew and a generous salary. You will also have a captain’s lay of any saleable trove you find – which is one-fifteenth – on the condition that you return any locked containers to me unopened.
~ Alan Campbell – Sea of Ghosts

So at first the rough plan was, we hold tight until Harrow arrives in Manhattan, when we know he’ll be here, he’ll be tapped out, and he’ll be walking among the living. Grace told me that on his New York trips, he likes to meet with his top donors, the ones he calls the Deacons’ Circle, show them a little Christian love. Then, of course, there’s the Crusade itself, with Harrow preaching in public to an overflow crowd. Yes, there will be a hundred bodyguards and twenty thousand witnesses.
~ Adam Sternbergh – Shovel Ready

As she poured the tea, Victoria said, ‘I hope you will forgive us for requesting a progress report at such an early stage in your investigation, Mr Blackwood, but as I am sure you will understand, the present circumstances are as delicate as they are tragic.’
~ Alan K. Baker – The Martian Ambassador