Sentence examples for will vouch that from inspiring English sources

David Cameron, if he's still in power, will utter portentous "never again" words; he will vouch that Whitehall has learned from the mistakes that were made and everyone will move on.

"Anyone who knows me will vouch that I have never held such poisonous views.

Even though it "has a tendency to get swallowed by larger rooms," Newsom will vouch that it has the purest and sweetest sound out of all the harps she's ever played.

Regardless of how great a planner you are, most travelers will vouch that there is always "something" that was left behind or they forgot to buy.

The satisfied customer staggering out with 10 dozen bagels to take back to Boston will vouch for that.

Which makes me the first ever human to holiday solo in Center Parcs - and Erica, the company's spokeswoman, will vouch for that: "People just don't come here alone," she says, depressingly, when I broach the subject.

Jackmaster will vouch for me on that.

And the experts will vouch for something else that's not always automatically associated with health food: deliciousness.

And today, in the book-lined octagon library that breaks its imposing 160ft length, it's also home to Matthew Goode who is telling an amusing penis anecdote to a roomful of journalists at a press conference for his new film, Brideshead Revisited 'It was cold - I think the crew will vouch for me on that,' he says of the day they shot a skinny-dipping scene in Castle Howard's Italianate fountain.

For suppliers, doing business sometimes means posting in WhatsApp groups and hoping they get lucky by finding a buyer with mutual acquaintances that will vouch for them.

The initiative lays out a plan for communities to build local strategies and partnerships to connect people to jobs, investing in and working with industry-trusted organizations that will vouch for those who have the skills to do the job but who may lack the typical degrees and career experience.