Sentence examples for shall be strong from inspiring English sources
It is they, not he, who have loosened the linchpin of the Atlantic Alliance.They have so played their hand as to cause Washington soberly to suspect collusion between Britain and France (ready, as it seems there, to stop at nothing to get back on to the canal bank) and Israel (driven desperate by Cairo's repeated boasts that "In two years' time we shall be strong enough to wipe Israel out").
#4 We Shall Be Strong in Our Weakness Yael Bartana (2012) Annet Gelink Gallery.
Daniel 11 32-35, "Those who do wickedly against the covenant he shall corrupt with flattery; but the people who know their God shall be strong, and carry out great exploits.
They eventually separated, and in 1918 she and Barney wrote up a marriage contract stating that "[n]o one union shall be so strong as this union, nor another joining so tender nor relationship so lasting".
"There shall be a stronger Scottish Parliament.
If the soft cannot be strong as well, they shall indeed perish, trod under by the bully-dozers.
God to Joshua: "Be strong and resolute, for thus shall you bring the people into the Promised Land" (Deut 31:231.
Violent crime is down.... Moses to Joshua: "Be strong and resolute, for it is you who shall go with this people into the Promised Land, and you who shall divide [opportunities] among them" (Deut 31:7).
The thickness ratio of 1.0 is sufficient to control global buckling, but a larger than 1.0 ratio is needed to control both local and global buckling; (4) Interaction among the gap, friction and thickness ratio is strong, and shall be considered in design; and (5) Optimal performance results from a system with smallest gap possible, low friction, and heavier outer tube.
Suppose the institution contains rules that say that slaves who are strong and healthy shall be required to work without pay in the cotton fields.
However, only by creating adequate test suites for such systems one shall be able to draw stronger conclusions about the feasibility and usefulness of AO-specific test selection criteria.
