Sentence examples for they will concur from inspiring English sources

One hopes they will concur with the growing public sentiment that it's time to stop sentencing young people to die in jail.

His was a fairly isolated voice but Britain thinks that at least France and Spain will concur.

Maybe the Senate will concur that Mr. Lynn is "uniquely qualified" and a waiver is justified.

Dennis Kruse, a senator who authored the bill, said his chamber will concur with the House version.

It's big juicy fun.' We particularly agree with the first part of that, and think any readers will concur".

Savage, of course, will concur, saying that: "The ref has tried to make a name for himself".

Martin O'Neill claimed his honeymoon period with the Republic of Ireland would last 10 minutes but only Paolo Di Canio will concur with that unromantic sentiment.

Most critics will concur with AO Scott that it is usually only the nuances that are mutable: "I don't think I've ever, at least since I started reviewing, reversed myself completely on a movie.

Few will concur publicly but many of in the port proclaimed themselves weary of the constant ebb and flow of migrants and police vans, whose occupants have been the subject of accusations of brutality.

Anyone who's dutifully struggled through the bit in Dylan's Visions of Sin where he spends four pages dissecting the lyrics of All the Tired Horses, which consist in their entirety of "two lines of words followed by a musing hmmm sound that might be one line or two", will concur.

"I think one of the things that we need to do -- and hopefully the Russians will concur in this and we can do it cooperatively -- is to relax a number of the restrictions in the A.B.M. treaty that I believe prevented us from looking adequately at those kinds of options," said Dr. Wolfowitz, who is expected to be confirmed later this week.