Sentence examples for it will spell from inspiring English sources

Carried to its logical extreme, it will spell the destruction of freedom of choice in every walk of life: it will destroy that moral freedom, that ability to choose which is the principal distinction between men and animals.

The company has said it will spell out its complete I.U.E.

But with dozens of schools (including some of its Southeastern Conference rivals) building the water rides, the university had to do one better: When its lazy river is finished in 2016, it will spell out the letters "LSU" in the school's signature Geaux font.

And it will spell 55378008 (BOOBLESS).

I believe it will spell the end of the United Kingdom.

Eurosceptics in Britain and elsewhere claim that it will spell the end of a Europe of independent nation-states.

"The impact that this one represents is scary enough, and then you start to change all of that area into this type of use, it'll spell the end of our neighborhood where we raised our kids, where we potentially want to retire," he said.

But it's simple enough, and I'll spell it out in black and white: As a fund-raiser you're selling belief.

Don't feed the other horse too often, he will come to expect it, which will spell trouble.

Yet neither pension companies nor governments will spell it out.

Perhaps he will spell it out in his memoir, "Losing Mum and Pup," due out next year.