Sentence examples for will click if from inspiring English sources

That will click, if you're willing to exercise a little patience, but I won't be surprised to read stories of players giving up on this game after a handful of confused hours.

It's more common to see if a couple will "click" and if they do they'll get engaged the day after and then get married within a month.

Four out of five online users will click away if a video stalls while loading.

It might take a while but eventually it will click, and if you can't get Kid A or what have you at first, try a more accessible work, such as The Bends.

There is no denying that the film will click more easily if you already know of Jean Lacouture, the biographer of de Gaulle, who is interviewed at his home in Brittany, and if you have some grasp of Simone Weil, the religious philosopher — born Jewish, died Catholic, in 1943 — on the subject of whom Edgar is currently composing a cantata.

Maybe readers will click on those links if they see it is coming from a trusted source, and then maybe some of those will start coming to the news site itself on a regular basis.

Fifty-five percent will click the "send" button if it reads, "Would you please take it down?" (Emphasis added).

Maybe a reader who had been warmed up by you giving more relevant information will click on your link if it offers more information with a product he or she can purchase.

One way is to build a web page to see if people will click on it.

So if you will click on the pie chart below the screen and participate in our poll, we'll come back and discuss the results of this poll here, momentarily.

Some firms test their employees by sending phishing emails to see if they will click on links.