Sentence examples for sinks this will from inspiring English sources

If it is necessary that every sink also has to be able to contact nodes in the subtree of other sinks, this will require communication between the sinks.

Stand near a sink; this will make it easier to wash messes away very easily.

As age sinks in, this will mean that they know when to stop, or how to hold their liquor, or generally how to maintain a maybe less-than-healthy-but-basically-normal alcohol habit without embarrassing themselves.

Discard the dregs afterwards, but not into the sink as this will eventually clog your sink's P-trap.

In the last several weeks, as preparations for the war against Iraq have heated up, it has begun to sink in that this will be a different conflict from what we have seen before -- that there may, in fact, be two fronts, one far away on the ground in the Middle East, the other right here at home.

But slowly, it's sinking in that this will be their home for years to come.

A more vascular tumour will cause more heat-sink effect and this will lead to a longer treatment time.

o.p.t.i.o.n".. Maybe this will sink into all those amoebas, huh?

This is what passes for conventional wisdom inside the Beltway in the dog days of August, but it's likely going to turn out to be just as wrong as the endless refrains of "surely this will sink Trump!" which preceded it.

While you're cleaning the rest of the toilet, this will sink in, loosening up dirt and grime and making your later efforts easier.

We cross the line, however, when we pitch constructed wetlands without mentioning the caveat that these surrogate ecologic features are intended to become contaminated (per heavy metal sinks, for example) and that this will impair other uses for these facilities, including use as habitat for species that rely on wetlands and cannot discern the real from the fake.