Sentence examples for arise will from inspiring English sources
Questions arise: Will Shecky open for him?
Yet when I encourage students' wanderlust, questions invariably arise: Will I be safe?
Other questions arise: will Steve ever prove he's genuine enough to win over Angela?
Whatever problems arise will largely be Obama's to bear, just as Bush was blamed for Katrina.
Big questions arise: will Scotland want to leave the UK and/or be able to stay in the EU?
Ultimately, the nature of any future coalition, should the circumstances arise, will be determined by the parliamentary arithmetic.
How the Germans will confront the new contingency which has arisen will well be worth the watching.
It is nevertheless unsatisfactory because it means that the issues arising will not be the subject of proper public debate.
So, as the divorce proceedings began, the question arose will PR stand for public relations or private relations?
On Thursday, he offered a budget of his own, and the question arises: Will he really change all that?
Questions arose — will China recover?
