Sentence examples for means i will from inspiring English sources

As the Brits see things, a Frenchman who says "je serai clair"(which literally means "I will be clear") should be understood as meaning: "I will be rude".

This means I will be eating at Mars 2112.

"This means I will be able to help Harry out.

It means "I will bugger you and stuff your gobs".

That means I will fight for you and your families as we face these budget challenges.

And with wireless, it means I will be able to find anything, anywhere, anytime.

"This means I will negotiate with the Palestinian Authority for peace," he said.

But it means I will be able to change some things during the game.

He added: "That means I will be cautious about the promises I make.

I'm hoping it means I will have years of no trouble with smog tests".

This means I will negotiate with the Palestinian Authority for peace".