Sentence examples for will always fool from inspiring English sources

Throw almost sidearm and it will do almost anything so it will always fool the batter.

You can't think of one in your head because you will always be fooled, and that is the point of the book".

We can always fool around later if you want to, but that doesn't change how I feel about you and what I think of you.

EB: I was always fooling around on the piano.

People in power have always fooled around, probably more than the rest of us.

I had always fooled around with Polaroid cameras as a child".

(Symbolically, some damn fool will always use any available weapon).

Sooner or later a big enough fool will always come along.In other words, future space probes are likely to go wrong in new and unexpected ways as well as some of the old familiar ones.

Except maybe Henry Cavill's magical beard in "Mission: Impossible 6". Cats acting the fool will always put a smile on your face.

Being heckled by stroppy public-sector unions (the fate of Patricia Hewitt, the health secretary) is an occupational hazard for reforming ministers, while, like the poor, Home Office cock-ups and lecherous old fools like John Prescott will always be with us.That is not to minimise the sheer awfulness of the mess Charles Clarke, the home secretary, has got himself and the government into.

We might sometimes fool ourselves, but sound, reproducible science will always carry the day.