Sentence examples for will be dear from inspiring English sources
The cost will be dear, but we are asking for something dear and for that we must pay dearly, even with our lives".Another novelty in the nationalists' campaign is the part played by Mr Bugti, in his blood-splattered town.
The books had sold a hundred and twenty thousand copies by 1885, and, since Dodgson had decided to publish them himself, using all his own capital, this meant — in a looking-glass reversal that will be dear to the heart of any author — that he kept ninety per cent of the money and gave his publisher ten per cent.
Looking forward, energy will be dear, but pervasive information will allow us to use it more effectively, by agilely dispatching it to where it is needed, integrating intermittent renewable sources and intelligently adapting loads to match the available energy.
I cannot know what the future will be, dear friend, for you nor I. I cannot try to fix the unfixable.
But by the end of the year, food will be dearer.
Now, this overcapacity, over a bit of time, will get digested, like all things do, and then it'll be dear, and the prices will rise, and the whole thing will change.
"Next year we may all be living in the past," followed by "Faithful friends who were dear to us, will be near to us no more".
"Islam will never be dear to your hearts unless you sacrifice for it, until your blood comes out for it".As Peter Clarke, the head of Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist branch, put it, the Finsbury Park mosque was a "honeypot" for extremists.
That's why it'll always be dear to my heart.
He will be a dear, uncomplicated man, like his father.
