they'll

[ theyl ]

1. contraction of they will.

they'll

/ ðeɪl /

contraction of

1. they will or they shall

Usage Note

See contraction.

Example Sentences

They did, at least, lay out the sort of work that they’ll be doing in a Wall Street Journal op-ed this week.

From Slate

Much of it is that they’ll recommend reams of regulations for the executive branch and Congress to rescind, which will necessitate reductions in the federal workforce.

From Slate

“They’ll have to all turn back at once.”

From New York Times

“No matter how odd or strange you feel for feeling and thinking the thoughts you do, the most helpful thing you can do for yourself is to speak to someone else. If you never tell anyone, they'll never be able to help,” she says.

From BBC

TPS holders who were given parole or never placed in removal proceedings are in the "best shape" even though, without status, they'll have to figure out their next steps, Nemecek explained.

From Salon