Sentence examples for we will sail from inspiring English sources
We will sail virus free".
We will sail into the trees.
We will sail to Denmark with studded winter tyres strapped to the roof and we'll be living under the aurora in Lapland for five months, in temperatures that will dip to -30C.
And when the drunken driver in the pickup slams into our blacked-out vintage hulk and we go over the edge, we will sail out into the reservoir like Thelma and Louise.
Archies didn't just have a card to express every exact feeling or bump in the road ("you are just the one for me/we might have something more special than friendship/ we will sail through this rough patch"), but often helped identify them first, too.
"No, we'll be competitors again, and we'll sail together again," Erickson said.
From there, we'll sail on and take Mexico from Cortés — what great treachery that will be!
And the Democratic Senate president, Richard J. Codey, said, "We'll sail a retaliatory tax across the Hudson in record time" if New York City taxes New Jersey residents.
"We'll sail dead downwind," she announced to Mr. Walker and Mr. Prisco, who mounted a spinnaker pole onto the mast to hold the jib out to starboard while the main jibed to port, a set known as wing and wing.
And new material written to condense the plots and combine characters (by Paulette Kringslover, a staff writer on Fox's "Mulaney") has led to some wince-inducing couplets, such as: Escaping thus from nature's turmoil, We'll sail the stars to seek a wormhole.
