Sentence examples for she will fare from inspiring English sources

Although her positive attitude is magnificent (Nadia could teach us all a thing or two about living in the moment), you wonder how she will fare if and when the media honeymoon comes to an end.

Williams, whose sister Venus started with a win at Eastbourne on Monday , returned to the practice court last month - but concedes she has no idea how she will fare when she gets back into WTA Tour action.

The veteran attorney added, "I can't imagine how she will fare on cross examination".

My earliest association being, the 1001 Nights where the fictional harem girl, Sheherezade, warns the reader that should King Shahryar not be amused by any of her bedtime stories, she will fare no better than the 3000 beheaded virgin brides before her.

Aware that despite her Russian ethnicity she'll fare ill in the oncoming Russian invasion, she becomes the agent of her own first disappearance, turning herself over to a broker of "au pairs".

Perhaps she'll fare better in "The Crimson Field," a new drama about nurses during WWI. 10 p.m. KOCE.

I'm a bit worried how she'll fare on a show that's lifeblood is drama.

Hopefully JJ Abrams understands this and Daisy Ridley's character, whoever she is, will fare better.

Magazines that advertise to sectors less vulnerable to recession, like health and female-oriented publications, she said, will "fare better than magazines that don't".

You do not frighten me.' How Sansa's courage will fare now she's hitched to Westeros's most boggle-eyed loon will be interesting to see.

The question now is how Kim will fare when she debuts her free program, entitled "Homage to Korea" and set to Korean music.