Sentence examples for shall be better from inspiring English sources

I shall be better presently".

Treatises like William Caxton's, printed in 1491, instructed laymen to think about the end of life, even when they were healthy, and dictated what words they should expect to hear and say when death was near: "This time of your departing shall be better to you than the time of your birth, for now all sickness, sorrow, and trouble shall depart from you forever.

For example, the in-channel selectivity shall be better than 21.5 dB if the wanted signal and the interfering signal are placed right next to each other with each 25 PRBs of bandwidth considering a total channel bandwidth of 20 MHz.

The King resolved not to reconvene the Parliament of Ireland until the Catholics "shall be better disciplined".

By identifying valid, discriminative and feasible tools to quantify changes over 12 months in people with PD as well as mapping typical progression over a 12 month period, we shall be better placed to compare these comprehensive intervention strategies with routine care and absence of intervention.

They could, shall we say, be better compensated financially outside.

I see this [vaccination] as antagonistic, because it [the vaccine] only exists for a few decades and it shall be much better than what has proved itself for millions of years; this does not make sense to me" (AG08).

That shall be to you better than light, and safer than a known way.'".

Democracy is a device that ensures we shall be governed no better than we deserve".

George Bernard Shaw commented: "Democracy is a device that insures we shall be governed no better than we deserve".

Should the president take a political hit for supporting the 14th Amendment for all Americans, it would only prove George Bernard Shaw was right: "Democracy is a device that insures we shall be governed no better than we deserve".