Sentence examples for senses it will from inspiring English sources

So there is scope for compromise, but, says Ezzedine Choukri-Fishere, a former Egyptian diplomat who runs the Cairo office of the International Crisis Group, a Brussels-based lobby, "unless somebody comes to their senses it will be difficult to achieve results; there are four parties involved, all tied to each other, like four boats.

But no matter how soon we come to our senses, it will not be soon enough for the young Australians we have lost or the shattered families they have left behind.

(It helps get rid of some of the taste).. Try plugging your nose, and take away other senses, it will kill the taste, to some people it actually works!

If Europe does not return to the path of common sense, it will find itself laid low in a battle for its fate".

And yet, in another sense, it will be.

In a sense, it will be a fascinating experiment; can the post-1980 econsensusonsensus be overturned?

If Passengers has any sense it will let him come along for more of the ride.

"In that sense, it will lance the boil about this unpleasant debate about whether British people have given their consent".

When it first happened there was a sense it will maybe lance a boil, but actually nothing happened.

If the tribunal has any sense, it will rescind the subpoena and the threat of penalties that it implies.

The report is embargoed until then, but from talking with the authors I sense it will be another bombshell.