Sentence examples for will taken from inspiring English sources
And anyone seen flying a kite on Parliament Hill will taken out by the second-hand reaper drone brought with the excess funds raised by the campaign.
The rule says good will from mergers must be written off if the business unit containing the acquired company is worth less than book value, including the good will taken on as part of the acquisition.
The government, with one eye firmly on local economies and the $55-billion-a-year 55-billion-a-year 55-billion-a-year 55-billion-a-yearincrealcoholblindustrynesaysnd the stritter anti-alcohol measures.
Amid a rising a cacophony of supportive shouting, Rivers called on lawmakers in the auditorium: "You will take that flag down, you will taken it down!" Graham, who sat impassively, later told the Guardian he welcomed the debate, although declined to take a firm position.
We have consciously, rationally, deliberately, and of our own free will taken measures to end our lives today because of the physical limitations on our quality of life placed upon us by age, failing vision, osteoporosis, back pain and painful orthopedic problems".
In it is a map of evacuation zones, the bus routes that will be used to transport people out of the area, the "reception centers" in southern Westchester where schoolchildren will taken and a chapter called "What is Radiation?" The book includes a magnet which readers are told to post on their refrigerators.
