Sentence examples for when it will sink from inspiring English sources

"I don't know when it will sink in".

"The fixtures announcement, that is when it will sink in," Howe said.

"I think once I've retired from the sport and watching the Olympics not as an athlete is when it will sink in.

"I think once I've retired from the sport and watching the Olympics not as an athlete is when it will sink in," she said.

On current forecasts, public sector net debt will rise from 74.7% of GDP this year to a peak of 79.9% in 2015-16, and only start falling by 2016-17, when it will sink back slightly to 79.2%.

Harry (combat-related visual impairment, 35 44 years): "You know the doctors are going to say to you at some point you don't need to come and see us anymore, and that's when it will sink in and that's what you've got for the rest of your life, that's what you're stuck with.

It will sink, and when the crispy disk floats to the top, it is done.

The Kahlua can be poured before the vodka, but even when the Kahlua is poured second it will sink to the bottom of the glass because it is heavier than the vodka.

I think it will sink in later when I can relax and celebrate with the people that I love.

If you open the microwave when it's rising and spilling over, it will sink and be like a cracker at the bottom.

Stipanovich wondered when the message that the party needs to grow its base, not retreat into it, will sink in.