Sentence examples for it will sadly from inspiring English sources
"While there remains no cure for the condition, everyone who develops it will sadly still have the disease when they die.
It will, sadly, be some time before their work is recognised and the perception of their countries changed.Note: This blogpost was originally illustrated with a photograph of a young British man on a night out in Mallorca.
It will sadly move from this platform to another.
If there is ever another holocaust again in my view it will sadly happen in Israel.
It will sadly further delineate his judgment and who he is and what he stands for.
The joint appearance will certainly not legitimize Reverend Hagee, but it will, sadly, tarnish Senator Lieberman's image.
Any agreement that can be forged in Moscow will have this shadow over it, and will, sadly, be much less than it could be.
When they add up the tally of victims from these vicious attacks on civilians (front page, Sept. 12), it will be sadly ironic the number of nationalities, cultures and religions that are represented.
"If you come here in five or six years," she said sadly, "it will be a dead language.
Rolling it back won't move the country forward it will sadly just leave the country with a fuzzier roadmap for the future.
Mr President, the Laeken Council will sadly rank amongst the less impressive meetings of its kind.
