Sentence examples for this will spell from inspiring English sources

Ultimately this will spell the end of America's "exorbitant privilege".

This will spell a long-term challenge to a host of leveraged companies looking sooner or later for an exit.

The only person who can take the job is a talentless functionary and I suspect this will spell doom for it".

There is a growing belief among Republicans in Washington that Clinton and Donald Trump are unstoppable and that, come November, this will spell disaster for the G.O.P.

This will spell the end of an era when watching TV together (in time if not in space) has provided whole countries with some sort of cultural glue, and the beginning of something more individualistic.

Willie Walsh, the chief in question, says that with oil prices now over $130 (and due to rise who knows where) the low-cost carriers will have to change their pricing structures and this will spell their end.

This letter will spell out the attorney's obligations and define the scope of the representation.

This agreement will spell out exactly what the lawyer will be doing for you and how much he or she is going to charge for those services.

The next day the army entered Tulkarm.If the Israeli army remains free to act in this way, it will spell the end of the PA.

This week Ed Miliband will spell out his proposals to mend, but not end, the historic relationship between trade unions and the Labour party.

It recognizes this new reality will spell decline for some commercial activities, but growth for others who find better ways of operating.