Sentence examples for I shall do it from inspiring English sources

It was done to me, and so I shall do it unto others.

There are new things, many new things to be done, I feel it with an immense energy, and I shall do it, have no doubt, if I live.

But when next I tuck into a plate of cuisses de grenouille, I shall do it with more than customary relish.

"I think we have a better balance in our selection so I expect then that we shall do it better than last year," he reflected.

But you cannot say that because when there is a chance to make the selection better, we shall do it, but I don't think we shall do that.

We shall do it in the following two steps.

We need some time to do it, but we shall do it.

I shall be down there, I shall knock on doors, I shall do whatever it takes.

There is a real problem here, because if God knows now what I shall do tomorrow, then it seems that either what I shall do is already determined, or else that I shall have the power tomorrow to convert God's knowledge today into a false belief.

In fact, the Midrash even credits his military skill as a result of his faith: "David said (Psalms 18 38), 'Let me pursue my foes and overtake them.' The Holy One, Blessed is He, replied 'I shall do so.' Thus it is written (I Samuel 30:17), 'David smote them from twilight until the evening of the next day'" (Pesikta Eichah Rabbasi 30).

If I live I shall have a very eventful letter to write to you, which I shall do if I can get paper to do it.