Sentence examples for obey if from inspiring English sources

She said she asked if he would obey if sent to fight an Arab country.

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SAYS WE WILL OBEY IF GERMANY WINS; Kipling Asserts That Berlin Would Not Need to Send a Single Battleship Over Here.

Brodsky noted that the novel never explicitly mentions Frank's racial identity, but rather embeds it in the landscape of sociocultural signs, like segregated rest rooms, he must obey if he wants to make it safely across the country to his hometown.

So what is the first rule that you should obey if you want to beat American technology companies?

Second, there are substantive reasons for thinking we would not have obligations to obey if the law were not already justified in upholding its requirements "with steel".

Machines must be obeyed if our votes are to count.

Indeed, the director's workable concept, to accentuate the musical's intrinsic, previously ignored reflection of a diverse Hispanic culture, is obeyed if not fulfilled by Ramon Oller's new flamenco dances, and disserved by stilted slow-motion effects.

Comment about the Constitution, and how it should be obeyed; if it had been then the three worst Post-World War II political crises could have been avoided --McCarthyism, Vietnam and Watergate, and the present one of our attempts to ransom hostages with arms sales to Iran and to illegally fund the Contras.

The New Yorker, December 22 , 1986P. 23 Comment about the Constitution, and how it should be obeyed; if it had been then the three worst Post-World War II political crises could have been avoided --McCarthyism, Vietnam and Watergate, and the present one of our attempts to ransom hostages with arms sales to Iran and to illegally fund the Contras.

And in the social context, certain traffic rules simply have to be obeyed if we are to survive as a society.