Sentence examples for will gang from inspiring English sources
Britain, which has Europe's biggest financial industry, says it wants the euro zone to integrate, but fears others will gang up against it.
I think what everyone imagines, when they first go to group therapy, is that everyone else will gang up on them and tear them to pieces.
The Front may not go on to win many local assemblies, as voters from centre-left and centre-right will gang up against it in the second round.
"Like most people, I have a fantasy that all the little powerless losers will gang up together," Banksy wrote in "Existencilism".
"Wang Yang's problem is when you try to make reform happen inside the system, if you go too fast you hurt the interests of others, and they will gang up on you to eliminate you," Mr. Zhang said.
The United States does need to protect itself and its citizens from the possibility that smaller nations will gang up on Americans just because they suddenly find they can.
Will they leave quietly or will gangs of them, desperate for commission, descend vulture-like upon the Welcome Areas, havens of initiation for new residents, marring first glimpses of this promising virtual environment with pushy pitches?
p. To what information will the "Gang of Eight" have access?
You will know gang members because you grew up with them at school or they lived nearby.
In an effort to prevent gun-related crime, new program called "Boston Uncornered" will offer gang members and ex-cons grants to attend community college.
