you'll

[yool, yool, yuhl]

1. contraction of you will:

   You'll never guess who was here.

you'll

/ juːl, jʊl /

contraction

1. you will or you shall

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

And, just last week, the biggest hint of all: the announcement of a naming rights deal with Ontario International Airport, close enough to the ballpark that you’ll be able to see flights take off.

From Los Angeles Times

You’ll be able to enjoy a night at the ballpark all the same.

From Los Angeles Times

So, if you find yourself looking at a box office phenomenon and thinking, “Who could’ve predicted this?” look around and you’ll probably see it coming from a mile away.

From Salon

“I was being dramatic limping around toward the end of the game,” McVay said, adding, “The good news is I’m not playing, so I’m just on the sidelines watching. So if I have a little cool limp to add some swag, then you’ll know why.”

From Los Angeles Times

Ironically, Redford nearly missed out on the part after one studio executive said: "He's just another Hollywood blond. Throw a stick out of a window in Malibu, you'll hit six like him."

From BBC