Sentence examples for will dwell on from inspiring English sources
Seconds before the final whistle, Urutti had ended United's five-game unbeaten run, but given D.C.'s recent resurgence, few will dwell on one close loss.
Future episodes will dwell on female comedians, the mindset of the stand-up, and parody and satire.
It is one they will dwell on for two weeks, with a bye next weekend.
It seems unlikely that Conte will dwell on the argument for long.
(AGM, to your delight, future essays in "Draft" will dwell on this subject. It's not as arcane as you'd think).
It will dwell on Arsenal's limpness away from home and their disturbing tendency to be bullied out of matches.
"When the situation comes and the front office makes a decision, then I'll dwell on it," Williams said.
After a particularly tense meal, I'll dwell on all the ways I've failed my child, how I've dragged out this battle of wills long past the point where I should've stopped fighting — years past it.
For now, we'll dwell on Wilt's century mark.
If you think about the insult, you'll dwell on it, letting it get to you personally.
Based on its script, Mr. Eastwood's movie will dwell heavily on the Lindbergh kidnapping case, in which, by Mr. Cohen's assessment, Hoover "had only the most peripheral involvement".
