Sentence examples for shall again be from inspiring English sources

"We'll just have to make the best of whatever comes until such time as this nightmare shall spend itself," he wrote, "and a box of candy or a bunch of flowers shall again be thought of as some of man's most effective and most important 'weapons.'weapons

Motherhood being a sacred institution, any woman, being defined as a female human who has had her first period, shall be impregnated at the earliest opportunity, and having given birth, shall again be impregnated by any means necessary at the earliest opportunity, and shall continue to do so until such time as menopause sets in.

Information shall never again be sealed".

When shall we again be free?" Not all the music in the programs was written at Terezin or by its prisoners.

To-day the Throne conceded that the Manchu princes and other Imperial relatives shall never again be eligible for high posts in the Government.

"I shall never again be able to write about those happy idiots who forgive one another and never realize they're being fooled".

The government should ensure that no individual shall ever again be allowed to dominate the British media in the way that Murdoch has over the last quarter of a century.

All I can say is that in more ways than one my heart has been touched, and I am not, and shall never again be, quite the same person.

The BBC has decided that, once the 11th series is over, we shall never again be treated to the sight of Robert Lindsay hanging out of his bedroom window in his underwear.

I call upon the American people to affirm with me this American Promise that we have learned from the tragedy of that long-ago experience forever to treasure liberty and justice for each individual American, and resolve that this kind of action shall never again be repeated.

To summarize the experience with this method: if the critical correction factors shall not again be "calibrated" with measurements, the information density required from borehole scans is higher than usually available, because it must also represent the surrounding volume.