TOMORROW IS vs TOMORROW THERE WILL BE

Some examples from the web:

• Tomorrow is Independence Day in Mexico.
• Iwantedto postthisvideo because tomorrow is 11/11/11.
• Homer, you do know what tomorrow is.
• No, tomorrow is the exam.
• Tomorrow is the birthday celebration for our group leader.
• Tomorrow is the "detainee inquisition".
• Tomorrow is very importan for us.
• Bellinger says that tomorrow is her birthday.
• He knows tomorrow is Tuscany Tuesday.
• As all the world knows, tomorrow is Wednesday.
• As you know, tomorrow is Christmastag.
• Tomorrow is Friday, you can stay with me until Sunday.
• The good news is, tomorrow is another day.
• - Tomorrow is the boy's birthday.
• Now it is possible, tomorrow is uncertain.
• But tomorrow is Sunday, Pay.
• Actually, tomorrow is a bit soon.
• Go home son, tomorrow is Shabat.
• Tomorrow is your last day at Initech.
• Tomorrow is free beef... jerky.

Some examples from the web:

• Tomorrow there will be large distributions, of wine, oil, of flypaper, and sesterces.
• Ladies and gentlemen, if this point 29 is approved and I am keener on regulating and not banning, in the full session tomorrow there will be many of us who vote against the report.
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, tomorrow there will be a large trade union demonstration in Strasbourg against the real coup that the Council has pulled off with the Working Time Directive.
• Tomorrow there will be a great feast to welcome our worthy friends.
• Tomorrow there will be a new world order with your guiding hand.
• Tomorrow there will be two sessions, morning and afternoon.
• Tomorrow there will be his funeral: just don't go.
• Tomorrow there will be a trialogue that is very important.
• This should mean that tomorrow there will be no problems in approving his report.
• Tomorrow there will be 'The Next Technology Expo in Roark and will issue their new operating system to the whole world.
• And tomorrow there will be thousands.
• Tomorrow there will be photo's for your album again.
• We hope that tomorrow there will be a concrete response so that we can vote on this matter.
• Let us trust that everyone will act correctly and that tomorrow there will be no problems.
• Tomorrow there will be a solemn procession Through the city,
• Today you will not see the photo, tomorrow there will be photo to take.
• As you all probably know, tomorrow there will be a vote on the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty in the Czech Senate.
• Ladies and gentlemen, tomorrow there will be some very close voting in some areas.
• We regard that as very important, and I hope that tomorrow there will be a majority in this House for it.
• I hope that tomorrow there will be an agreement which allows this text to be approved at second reading, improves safety and prevents unfair competition in road transport.