Sentence examples for they would observe from inspiring English sources
The people would not be intimidated; they would observe carnival in the manner they deemed most appropriate".
The Swat Taliban said Sunday they would observe an initial 10-day cease-fire in a show of good faith.
To think that they would observe my varicose-veined legs, my hairy, sagging knaidlach, and what — start to sketch?
Baker was skeptical, but, the next day, he proposed a diagnostic process of sorts: they would observe the President's behavior at lunch.
Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko ordered a 40km no-fire radius around the site, while rebels said they would observe a 10km zone.
The new rules could nearly double that figure, homeland security statistics suggest.Officials said they would observe Tucson and Laredo, where roughly 3,050 agents will assume their new duties, before applying the process to other border regions.
A number of parents at Clarkson's retreat told me that they'd observed the beginnings of a California lacrosse boom.
They had no idea what they were seeing and, the next morning they remembered neither the game nor the experimenter, but they would recall dreams of falling shapes that conformed to the Tetris patterns they'd observed earlier in the day.
They all reminisced about better times, when they had worked in men's facilities, where they'd observed high-blood-volume stabbings on closed-circuit monitors from the safety of the watch office, and dealt with prisoners who lived by strictly self-enforced convict codes.
Several weeks earlier, Incandela and his colleagues had announced that they'd observed evidence of the existence of the Higgs boson, which helps explain — this is the version without terms like "top quark" and "the five-sigma signal" — how subatomic particles, and thus all the elementary matter in the universe, acquire mass.
The more they talked, the more they realized that many of the things they'd observed, both in the field and the lab, weren't incorporated into the computer programs firefighters were using to predict the likelihood that a particular forest would catch fire, or that an existing fire would spread from one point to another over a period of days or weeks.
