Sentence examples for he will express from inspiring English sources

But I expect he will express his decision by morning".

Later he will express some reservations about the constraints that followed upon release.

He will express surprise, delight, even, at the new buildings and sights.

It is likely that Mr. Asmussen has more reservations about central bank bond buying than he will express when he appears before the court.

"Let's be calm and quiet and wait for the questions coming from the judges, and after he will express himself," Mr. Leridon said, noting that Mr. Wildenstein has been called to answer questions at this point as a witness and not as a suspect.

Surely he will express pride — whatever his judgment as to the prudence of the effort, and whatever his judgment as to whether it has been worth the cost — in the efforts of American servicemen and women, and those from our coalition partners, who have fought and sacrificed, along with countless Afghans and Iraqis, against those who would kill and subjugate their fellow human beings.

One day he or she will express undying love for you and wants to be married (even though he or she repeatedly scoffs at commitment) but the next day, he or she wants to date other people.

"Very occasionally we've had disagreements about coverage, and he'll express himself forcefully and I'll express myself, and that will be the end of that," said Dirk Standen, the editor in chief of Style.com.com

In between foul shots and time outs, he will tell me a joke that one of his friends told him; he'll share a thought on one of his teachers and he'll express his feeling about attending middle school next year.

"Surely they will express themselves in times to come," he said.

When and where transitions take place, they will express a yearning for more assertiveness.