Sentence examples for will utter from inspiring English sources

On your deathbed, you will utter a single dying word: "blankie".

And he will utter instructions under his breath: Pull in, relax, push, push.

He is nicknamed 'wedontdothat'; this the only explanation he will utter as he is repeatedly beaten and punished.

I will utter dark sayings of old, which we have heard and known, and our fathers have told us".

I don't think Mr Cameron or Mr Osborne will utter it anytime soon, as the Brooks version would soon be thrown at them.

Founded in 1878, its method is simple: seat no more than four or five students with a teacher who will utter not a word of their native tongue.

Out of my mouth came words I never thought I'd utter: "Dirty, filthy lucre".

But once in a while he'll utter a sentence that, like a third baseman's wild throw to first, sails into the stands and beans a civilian.

"Your pledge," the letter said, "carries with it an ironclad guarantee that I am confident you never thought I'd utter, let alone commit to writing.

After dropping a few hints about the star they were planning to impersonate, they'd utter the immortal words: "Tonight, Matthew, I'm going to be…[insert act name]" and disappear backstage.

But when Mr. Bush does appear in the state, you can bet he'll utter far more code words about "restoring the honor and dignity to the Presidency," than direct criticisms of Mr. Clinton himself.