Sentence examples for I will mourn from inspiring English sources

I will mourn you until I die".

Those are the sons of Connecticut I will mourn, not Michael Ross.

Didn't the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. say, "I will mourn the loss of thousands of precious lives, but I will not rejoice in the death of one, not even an enemy"?

So as we prepare to mourn the printed Independent (and I will mourn, having worked there in its exciting and successful early years), we are probably at a milestone.

The following day, I was pleased to notice a quote spreading amongst my Facebook friends: I will mourn the loss of thousands of precious lives, but I will not rejoice in the death of one, not even an enemy.

Just as at the end of Labor Day, when I revisit this bridge, I will mourn the passing of summer, its slow and unencumbered rhythms, full of pleasures I wouldn't expect during the rest of the year, as I turn with trepidation toward the first day of school.

I'll mourn the way I brush my teeth: my own way.

Of all the games I missed this year, the one I'll mourn was a soggy loss to the Orioles on September 11th, up at the Stadium, when Jeter's first hit of the night, a single, scooting up the right side, put him past Lou Gehrig with two thousand seven hundred and twenty-two lifetime hits: the most in Yankee history.

I'll mourn the man who let me know that those demanding that I forget, are not my friends.

She wanted to know every detail of the whole ordeal with my parents, hear the deep insights I had gleaned, how I felt, how I'd mourned.

And I at least will mourn another sort of loss when the doors shut today for the final time on this epic of French revolutionary idealism.