Sentence examples for we shall put from inspiring English sources

"We shall put ourselves out as far as a jury is concerned".

Then, on 21 October, we shall put it all together in one day.

But it's not all about off-field story lines; or, as Nick Paumgarten expressed it, "We shall put off discussing Michael Vick until he is freed up to play, in Week Three".

Pope Paul, in his address at Bethlehem, used words unprecedented in a Roman pontiff: "We shall put our trust in prayer which, even though it is not yet united prayer, rises up, nevertheless, simultaneously from ourselves and from Christians separated from us, like two parallel columns which meet on high to form an arch".

In April 1945, the home secretary, Herbert Morrison, expressed the opinion, seemingly popular with his colleagues, that a "mock trial" for Nazi leaders would be "objectionable", and said that it would be "better to declare that we shall put them to death".

Now, we shall put these functions in inequality (3.6).

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper savaged the second edition after its publication in 1856: "We find upon our table (and shall put into the fire) a thin octavo volume, handsomely printed and bound, with the above curious title.

I shall put my stapler in jelly in its honour.

Well, I shall put the blame On the pride that's in my shame.

Future research shall put emphasis on the development of pressure quantities, on the neuro-muscular aspects of movement control.

Accordingly, I shall put the draft resolution to the vote now.