Sentence examples for plain will from inspiring English sources

Rome was not built in a day and nor, it is plain, will be any new Roman political system.

If conditions are wrong enough, that two-mile strip of coastal plain will be under water, according to Mr. Cañas.

Many homes judged to be in the flood plain will have to be raised up before insurers will pay for rebuilding, so weekly renters will have fewer choices.

Property owners in the flood plain will see their insurance premiums rise between an average of $5,000 to $10,000 a year from an average of $430, the study found.

In theory a wind turbine on a mast in the middle of a vast plain will give the best performance, but there are not too many locations that fit that bill.

Friend, the third album from Rozi Plain, will be released on Lost Map (formerly the Fence Collective) in early May, and features contributions from Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor and Fránçois and the Atlas Mountains.

Mayor Joseph M. Delfino of White Plains will introduce the concert.

Yet Jim Bob Moffett, Freeport's chairman, and James Flores, chief executive of Plains, will come out ahead.

The private builder, Street-Works Development of White Plains, will pay for the public improvements upfront.

The journeys of tens of millions of buffalo on the Great Plains will remain a mystery.

Some property owners without flood insurance (which mortgage lenders require of most people living in flood-plains) will get relief from a federal disaster-loan programme.