to-be

He began to speak of the Italy to-be as the "Italy of the People."

The seeress would break the straw and find within it a hair the color of the lover's-to-be.

He was told that M. de Mayenne had caused them to-be removed.

Indeed, on second thoughts he decided 'twould be best for Maud to-be set free from the classes for her ordinary music lessons.

We have a friend here (we have made dozens) who has a cat she calls To-be—the godfather being 'To-be or not to be!

Due acknowledgements will be made in the to-be published work, of all assistance.