Sentence examples for pretend that it will from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown and David Cameron just want to deny it as a problem and pretend that it will go away.

But we must not pretend that it will soon be available for everyone, nor that it is always effective.

Rather than pretend that it will campaign in the wilds of North Waziristan, the Pakistani army should spell out how operationally hard that would be.

But she does not even try to pretend that it will be easy for her to stop: "The closer I get to retirement, the more I feel it will be a huge change, a shock because athletics has been the core of my whole life.

But none of it would yield quick dividends; neither, to their credit, do the Tories pretend that it will.What about the bit in between that is, between instant pain and future gain?

I don't want to pretend that it will be a panacea for every chronic pain sufferer.

"It was not like: I'm thinking about tying one on and pretending that it will still be fun.

But we can stop pretending that it will get better no matter what mistakes we make in policy.

Lieutenant Pearson taunts the German Hausmeister (a sad individual of 73) by pretending that it will be possible for the fellow to get a passport to the U.S.A.

FireEye said that the malware it had discovered, dubbed MisoSMS, which poses as "Google Vx" - including a Google-style letter logo - pretends that it will only seek to "control how and when the screen locks".

Hilary Wharf, the director of HS2 Action Alliance, said: "The Government has done everything it can to pretend that HS2 will not have a huge negative environmental impact.