they'll

[theyl]

1. contraction of they will.

they'll

/ ðeɪl /

contraction

1. they will or they shall

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

But the family is unsure when they'll get a new one when she grows, given the back-log at the charity.

From BBC

We’re currently in Round 1; they’ll check in three more times before the statuettes are handed out on March 15.

From Los Angeles Times

"I never talked about it before because I thought, 'Oh God, people are so predictable. They'll wanna know all the details'," she says.

From BBC

"Yes, it concerned me a lot. Because the moment they won't listen to the shots, they'll start running at us, and then we need to decide what we're doing with a thousand people on their way to the base."

From BBC

Paul Mescal, “Hamnet” “Several veteran performers lead this category, with Stellan Skarsgard, Adam Sandler and Billy Crudup all potential first-time Oscar nominees. But they’ll have to contend with two-time lead actor winner Sean Penn, whose frighteningly intense turn in ‘One Battle After Another’ should earn him his first-ever nod in this category.”

From Los Angeles Times