Sentence examples for we will be arguing from inspiring English sources

We will be arguing about that for years to come.

We will be arguing for fairer taxes, not across the board tax rises.

All we will be arguing about in Scotland is the timescale for independence.

Thomas, of Slater and Gordon, said: "We will be arguing that the Ministry of Defence should have foreseen that harm was going to come to members of the local community as a result of the cadets escaping from Bassingbourn barracks.

When questioned about this iconography of one of the 20th-century's worst mass murderers, he conceded that Mao had "probably" been a monster, but added: "We will be arguing about this to the end of time".

"And when it comes to appointing the members to the new unitary board - the BBC's editorial board – we will be arguing for a transparent and independent process, at arm's-length from the government".

We'll be arguing, and I'll stop in mid-sentence and ask if we can just start over.

If we argue right now about which island to go to, we'll be arguing as the ship sinks into the cold, dark waters of the night.

If Obama wins the nomination, we'll be arguing for years how much of a factor Oprah was in his victory.

In keeping, here are 100-percent blind predictions for the films and performances we'll be arguing about in approximately 365 days.

Should we go to trial, many of us will be arguing we did this out of necessity, in order to prevent a far greater looming evil -- of being incinerated in our sleep, of doing nothing to stop this deadly fossil fuel cargo while hundreds of thousands of people die each year from floods, disease, malnutrition, and heat stress due to climate change.