We will be done tomorrow vs We are done tomorrow

Some examples from the web:

• What can't be done today will be done tomorrow.
• We have the edit suite booked for noon... so with any luck, we should be done tomorrow afternoon.
• Whatever we fail to complete today will have to be done tomorrow under the presidency of our Greek colleague; it is bound to be something of a marathon.
• It's to be done tomorrow.
• At least say in your closing speech what needs to be done now, what needs to be done tomorrow, and what needs to be done in a month's time.
• Just get your hair done tomorrow... and you'll feel better.
• The only thing left is something I was hoping I could get done tomorrow.
• She's having some sort of thing done tomorrow.
• If you really need something from me today, let's get it done tomorrow.
• Nothing need be done till tomorrow.
• May I ask that this be done by tomorrow.
• Business will be done, but at the same time we will be combating depopulation.
• We will see what will be done with this post.
• Certainly, we will contribute to the work that will be done in Vienna because this will enhance our credibility, as many have said.
• On our way to the ball, we'll put someplace no one will ever find it and then we will be done with it.
• We will be done with him long before his report on the mine is affected.
• We'll have them done by tomorrow, I promise.
• We should have this all painted and done by tomorrow.
• Whatever it takes, it'll be done by tomorrow night.
• It's for Mr. Donaghy, and it has to be done by tomorrow.

Some examples from the web:

• We have the edit suite booked for noon... so with any luck, we should be done tomorrow afternoon.
• Whatever we fail to complete today will have to be done tomorrow under the presidency of our Greek colleague; it is bound to be something of a marathon.
• It's to be done tomorrow.
• Just get your hair done tomorrow... and you'll feel better.
• The only thing left is something I was hoping I could get done tomorrow.
• She's having some sort of thing done tomorrow.
• If you really need something from me today, let's get it done tomorrow.
• What can't be done today will be done tomorrow.
• At least say in your closing speech what needs to be done now, what needs to be done tomorrow, and what needs to be done in a month's time.
• We'll have them done by tomorrow, I promise.
• We should have this all painted and done by tomorrow.
• We'll have it all done by tomorrow... and it's going to be a happy day.
• I mean, we're done by tomorrow, right?
• Nothing need be done till tomorrow.
• May I ask that this be done by tomorrow.
• Have to have it all done by tomorrow.
• Whatever it takes, it'll be done by tomorrow night.
• It's for Mr. Donaghy, and it has to be done by tomorrow.
• Have them done by tomorrow at 3:00 and you've got the job.
• [Chuckles] I'm just trying to get this done for tomorrow's dance.