Sentence examples for will ancient from inspiring English sources

Or will ancient grudges and suspicions persist in poisoning the atmosphere no matter how hard he tries?

Included in the auction will be ancient vessels, ladles and cups.

Persevere and you will find ancient yew trees that draw you into tangled copses.

This factionalism already seems incredibly outdated, and by the next election will be ancient history.

We should forget leverage; only genuine security, not threats of our leaving, will allow ancient divisions to heal.

That displacement, some scientists fear, will destroy ancient aquifers and surface ecosystems and dry up water sources that ranchers and their livestock depend on.

There will be ancient boats and modern boats, rowing boats and sailing boats, steam boats and motorised boats, musical boats and boats spouting geysers.

Let's hope that, by the time John Kerry takes to the floor on Thursday, the messy run-up will be ancient history.

It is a disappointment that Ms Padel fails to address the mass extinction of species that will confound ancient migratory routes, including the Mara, or the biometrically policed borders that may limit human movement, especially of hard-pressed Africans.

"I don't think they will find ancient remains," suggests Izurieta, who believes the project is unnecessary and will only worsen congestion, "but if they do, it will change everything".

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