Sentence examples for will be lamented from inspiring English sources

The result will be lamented by liberals across America and beyond.

The death on Saturday of Yelena Bonner, widow of Andrei Sakharov, will be lamented across Russia.

Few of the summer's Bundesliga departures for England will be lamented so much by Germany as a whole.

One of the most divisive figures in the beautiful game, Mourinho's exit will be lamented and celebrated in equal measure.

With no barriers to entry, many will be lamenting the loss of yet another industry in our great country where just four decades ago, 95% of fashion and apparel bought in USA was made here.

Instead, the delegates pledged to her will be lamenting what might have been when she speaks Tuesday night.

The passing of the EDF Energy Cup will not be lamented.

Of course, there's a high chance that in 2028 we will still be lamenting the state of housing.

So like me, you can play the game, go onto our new website, and hopefully talk to others who will also be lamenting the fact that in the end it was all just a dream.* In fact, it was all Patrick the dog's dream.

Almost invariably, their message will be a lament about declining standards, even though literacy rates have never been higher and schoolchildren today are much better taught in grammar than my generation and my parents' generation were.

And there will be the lament about how intractable conflicts remain one of the greatest threats to any gains made in reducing global poverty.