Sentence examples for will be humiliated from inspiring English sources
"The criminals will be humiliated," he said.
Mr Blair promised to stand firm, and will be humiliated if he has to back down.
"If this guy was arrested only on his kooky confession, Mary Lacy will be humiliated".
Today many liberals think the same about Mr Bush, hoping he will be humiliated in November's election.
"When a worker makes a mistake, when he talks or laughs loudly, he will be humiliated," a production worker said.
Should the Americans pursue the subsidy issue with the World Trade Organization, Mr. Zhang said, "the only ones who will be humiliated are themselves".
The end of Stuart's exertions is that he'll be humiliated — he'll be humiliated long before the end, in fact.
If your state has no swing-like characteristics, there's no danger that you'll be humiliated before the global media when it screws up the vote count.
I said, "No, I'll be humiliated, please, please don't".
"Like many creative people I tend to make something, and a week later I'll be humiliated by it, but I don't feel that way about 'Dr. Who on Holiday.' I still get a real kick out of that one".
Even so, it's usually best not to break up with him in a place where he'll be humiliated.
