Sentence examples for will go astray from inspiring English sources

"If 'Islamic' doesn't exist, we will go astray.

But in a Police Department of around 35,000 members, some people will go astray".

But Mr. Berkson's clients need not fear that his database will go astray, he said: "I treat it like my life".

When it comes to the Creation, "if you use the Bible as your science textbook, you will go astray — there's no question about it," he said, adding: "Galileo understood this.

In the long run, Mr Hussein no doubt hopes that American heavy-handedness will create general sympathy for Iraq.In the meantime, on top of the ordinary miseries long faced by Iraqis, there is the risk that American missiles will go astray, as they did near Basra on January 25th, killing 17 civilians.

Transfer to a baking dish, breast-side-up, lay rosemary on top of the breasts and drape each bird with two rashers of bacon each, with the herbs wrapped tightly underneath the bacon (some rosemary will go astray in the baking dish – all the better).

We will often go astray in our choices, but the realm of human freedom and purposes is irreducible and real: we really do envision and debate possibilities, we really do take decisions, and we really do reach better or worse goals.

As Muhammad promises the followers of Islam: "I am leaving two things with you that as long as you hold fast to them, you will never go astray: the Koran and the Sunna of His Messenger" -- the Sunna are the sayings attributed to Muhammad.

If Spotify can fulfill all of your musical desires, your ears will never go astray.

The new feature set will not go astray in strengthening SlideAware's pitch as a collaborative tool.

The will of the majority can go astray, as demonstrated by the angry frustration that swept the Tea Party into Congress.