Sentence examples for he really will from inspiring English sources

After so many years, few can believe that he really will step down.

On the other hand, they can't be sure he really will hold the line in 2012.

Maybe he really will go into some sort of quiet retirement now — away, for the most part, from politics.

If Groves can prove otherwise, he really will be a genius.

Because if not he really will be John Kerry.10 58: I think you will start to see Perry decline.10 57: Perry didn't take as many blows as he did last time.

So perhaps he really will have young Manhattanites bawling, as their grandparents did, over Mimi the star-crossed seamstress and her petulant poet, Rodolfo.

Ill-conceived legislation, he said, "really will only hurt the good guy".

If he succeeds, it really will prove that he has been rehabilitated.

And he insists it really will be his last.

"When they're gone I really will retire," he said.

At that point, he says, the "wireline problem" really will be everyone's problem.