Sentence examples for nowhere we will from inspiring English sources

However, with Iran - the world's champion of negotiations leading to nowhere, we will not know until the October 15-16 meetings end, and beyond, if Iran is serious or will continue to engage in an endless futile marathon of talks.

In the final 15 years, seemingly out of nowhere, we'll finish the job".

"Unless we have a meltdown which affects the middle class — that is nowhere near happening — we will not be willing to fundamentally restructure the system".

"If that happens, we will have nowhere to go," Ms. Voorhees said.

And we will get nowhere by avoiding the elephant of entitlements.

Much can change in six days and we will get nowhere if we wallow endlessly in our own disappointment.

But the US has warned that if attempts are made substantially to rewrite it, 'we will get nowhere'.

But unless we implement these laws, and give police more money to investigate and prosecute the pimps, we will get nowhere".

If we continue to use outmoded 20th-century tools to solve 21st-century problems, especially in an age of diminishing public funds and heightened climate and security concerns, we will go nowhere fast.

"I believe," says Craig Raine, midway through My Grandmother's Glass Eye, "that the first and most important question you can ask a poem is, 'what does it mean?' The poet … relies on his reader to try to make sense of the poem … We will get nowhere with poetry if we stall at the start and decide it cannot be understood".

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