Sentence examples for we will fare from inspiring English sources

"We will fare well in the 2002 season, if gas prices and the stock market stay the same," Barbara Jackson, executive director of the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May, said, noting that the city is within a three-hour, 175-mile drive of 18 million people.

And, if diversity is a part of our psychological make-up, how we will fare in a world that is increasingly bringing together people from different cultural backgrounds and traditions?

The question is how well we will fare if our cheese moves.

The model begins with the assumption that we are all uncertain about how we will fare through the aging process.

We will fare far better if, like the Theotokos, we answer the call of the messenger by saying, "Behold the servant of the Lord.

We may well have occasion to ask -- as Christ Himself asked -- that the cup be taken away, but we will fare far better if that request is followed by "yet not my will, but Your will be done".

"I have a feeling that after they watch the films, we'll fare better than they will.

The holiday shopping season starts pretty soon (if it hasn't already!), and I really do wonder how many of the companies we write about will fare.

"They want to know what we think is going to happen to the market, what they should be doing with their money, how we think certain funds will fare, should I make changes in my portfolio," said Steve Norwitz, a T. Rowe spokesman.

We think Nisbett and Cohen will fare pretty well under such scrutiny.

It's far too soon to tell how the Surface Pro 3 will fare, but we'll have a decent look at partial results when the company next reports earnings in July.