Sentence examples for was I'll from inspiring English sources

It was, I'll grant you, a far-fetched thought.

"What I said was, 'I'll give advice to anybody.

Aged 17, my first thought was: I'll never finish this.

"Whatever it was, I'll take it," he said.

What I meant was: I'll volunteer to sing.

"My thinking was, I'll do architecture until I have a better idea," he said.

He later declares "that he is a changed man who can now be trusted" as shown in the lines, "Take me as I am / Not who I was / I'll promise I'll be / The one that you can trust".

I grew up in a family, where there was… I'll just say there was alcohol.

Suddenly, it seems "fusion" is no longer a dirty word (not that this author ever thought it was - I'll take all the Mahavishnu you got).

And the final note was: "I'll absolutely gladly read what you write about, but there isn't a single chance I'll be watching this movie".

While many of the songs seem to allude to Zevon's grave circumstance, it's important to remember that he has always written about mortality: one of his early hits was "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead".