you'll

American  

[yool, yool, yuhl] / yul, yʊl, yəl /

1. contraction of you will:

   You'll never guess who was here.

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you'll British  

/ juːl, jʊl /

contraction

1. you will or you shall

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Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

But if you shoot for the moon, even if you miss you’ll land among the stars—or however the saying goes.

From Barron's

I know that by paying down your credit card, it can feel like you’re putting off saving for a home, but the reality is that you’ll want the best credit score possible when applying for a mortgage.

From MarketWatch

“The biggest, best company in the world gets to see all your research. If you don’t do the deal after that, you’ll be crushed. It was high stakes for us.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Now, a decade and a half later, it’s kind of astonishing to see how much more nuanced things have become — blends that actually account for texture, flavor, and how you’ll use them.

From Salon

Turn right, as the map tells you to do, and you’ll encounter decaying sidewalks, with cracked and buckled concrete that turns a modest uphill walk into an obstacle course.

From Los Angeles Times