Sentence examples for lord's will. from inspiring English sources
"We believe that if it's the Lord's will, you will rise up".
"I'm going to keep going, as long as it's the Lord's will, up until the end," Ryan said.
"I've had a great time in New York and if it's the Lord's will for me to be here, I'll be here, and if not, I won't," Ward said.
By wrapping himself in sanctimony as surely as he wrapped the Justice Department's statue of Justice in a blue curtain, our attorney general is trying to supersede civil law on the grounds that he's exercising the Lord's will whatever he does.
Lord's will always sell out because it's the Mecca, people want to go, it's an iconic place.
From Lord's he will be remembered for the manner of his second-innings departure but he was the victim of a dreadful lbw decision in the first innings and could do little about the manner in which Misbah-ul-Haq sliced and diced him when he bowled: it was brilliant batting rather than poor bowling.
At whatever point Cook walks out to open the batting in the first Test at Lord's, he will do so with a new opening partner, his sixth since the retirement of Andrew Strauss in 2012.
Just as the 1972 Lord's Test will always belong to Bob Massie, the mention of Old Trafford and 1956 should bring an instant response from cricket fans of a certain age.
The annual Lord's Mayor reception will no longer take place and other events will be lost or scaled back.
Maybe when the other lads are at Lord's this week, he will sit down in a quiet corner and think 'what did I do last week?' The game will move on very quickly.
