Sentence examples for through the will from inspiring English sources

Change does not come through arms, but through the will of people.

The Lakers won a game solely through the will of Fisher, their aging and oft-doubted point guard.

His basic notion was that the Son came into being through the will of the Father; the Son, therefore, had a beginning.

Like many who came to power under the Blair-Brown aegis, she has learned to say nothing that hasn't already gone through the "will this win votes" wringer.

"So if the source of the law is Islamic Sharia or the Anglo-Saxon system or its source is whatever, it should pass through the will of the people".

Yesterday a government spokesman explained that a reluctance to use the Parliament Act to force through the will of the Commons was one of the reasons for not going ahead with legislation before an election.

If she follows through, the case will be dismissed.

Still, at least he didn't have to go through the will-he-won't-he of celebrating a goal against his former club, unlike Romelu Lukaku, who scored against Everton and then said cupping his ear at his former fans was "just a bit of banter".

Charles III improved the agencies of government through which the will of the crown could be imposed.

Leading the country through this will require the intelligence, balance and craftiness that Obama has demonstrated.

By November, breaking through the clutter will be difficult.