Sentence examples for whilst i will from inspiring English sources

"Whilst I will miss his personal friendship and humour on the green benches, and he will be greatly missed by the people of Neath, I know he will continue to serve our party and the country and remain actively engaged in politics and public life for many years to come".

"It's been a sunny race here in... Singapore... Rubens Barrichello... goodnight" Firstly, I am also against the BBC's actions and, whilst I will make the best of it whilst not subscribing to Sky I will continue to support any action that may result in the deal benig reversed.

Whilst I will not be becoming tee total (all for everything in moderation) it has made me think do I really need that one or two drinks especially if I'm tired, knowing the effect it has on my sleep.

Tonight I'm very pleased to confirm that Apprentice superfan @ladyribenaberet is back in the comment chair, sending me the very best bits from the comment box, whilst I'll be up here doing snorty laughs and trying to keep up.

And whilst I'll never be a hippie and I'll never not be a list-maker, I've unquestionably changed.

Sample lyric: "Like what foxes do/ I'll bury underground whilst I wait for you/Make a palace out of trash/ Like foxes do/ I'm the only one for you/ Isn't that what foxes do?" Yes, she concedes with a grin, "I was young and weird and soppy.

Fisher said in a statement "Whilst Rich will run our business I will now spend more time focusing on our corporate development and future strategy, including our ambitions to deliver a successful IPO for our shareholders as we look to become an increasingly important part of people's everyday lives".

"So personally I make no apologies for taking this one very carefully and whilst I am SRO I will continue to take things very carefully because the costs of getting it wrong are too great in social terms, forget the reputation of ministers and the department and the like".

Without being struck down with vertigo, I can only read whilst strapped into my chair; I will read the poem, and before I start to feel sick, and suddenly aware of the earth's roundness, I can remind myself that it's only a poem, I'm not going to fall over whilst strapped into my chair.

Whilst not a believer myself, I will comment that Christian missionaries did stop a lot of atrocities in Africa, unfortunately many of these atrocities are making a comeback now that we have lost our missionary zeal.

Attempting to capture what is of value [End Page 410] whilst jettisoning what is problematic, I will briefly set out their claims; identify the difficulties within them; and offer an account of how their project might be operationalized in a way that is both more philosophically plausible and more politically consistent with liberalism.