Sentence examples for our son will from inspiring English sources
Our son will be miserable.
Our son will have to work harder.
My husband insists our son will have to learn to stand on his own two feet.
It means our son will definitely make barrels when he grows up.
Our son will have many hurdles to jump as he fights his way from here.
"We're confident that our son will return home someday," Mr. Maupin said.
"We hope our sons will die like English gentlemen," says Wendy, as the lost boys seem certain to be made to walk the plank.
One of MacLeod's spokesman heroes, a miner whose children will have a "better" life, offers a bitter prophecy: "Our sons will go to the universities to study dentistry or law and to become fatly affluent before they are 30.
If we just meekly accept all the EU rules, all our sons will have to go and work elsewhere.'' Neither she nor the other villagers seem to think Law and Justice is racist or opposed to immigrants.
Because each bed vacated by one of our sons will become available for another young man — perhaps now in a psychiatric hospital, inappropriately, or perhaps in a prison, frighteningly — who cannot get the services he needs.
"Our sons will stop the firing of Qassam rockets as a means of defense if the Israeli occupier ceases its aggressive incursion and its occupation in the north of the Gaza Strip," he said in a statement.
