Sentence examples for will neither be from inspiring English sources

And they will neither be silent nor still.

"But unless you stay the political course, you will neither be robust nor popular".

Elections will neither be free nor fair, but might be more than just a rubber stamp.

"We argue that communications in the future will neither be eclipsed into darkness nor illuminated without shadow," the report says.

In the light of your expressed views, I am sure you will neither be surprised or distressed.

Lord Reith, the BBC's founder, kept expectations low, warning: "Don't expect too much in the early days... the programmes will neither be very interesting nor very good".

Still, while phones, tablets and network capabilities are integral to the plot, AT&T will neither be mentioned by name nor sell the products overtly.

"We will neither be Fortress Britain, nor will we be an open house," he said in a speech to business leaders.

"No matter how much blood is shed on the streets of Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood will neither be eradicated nor opt for exile," Osman wrote.

Muslims are commanded to give themselves up to God and humbly submit to His will, neither being ungrateful with what He gives nor rebelling against His commands.

Neither will be easy and neither will be quick, but it will be worth it.