Shall in sentence

4098 examples of Shall in a sentence

'No, evidently it will be better not to ask for anything to-night,' he reflected; 'only let me get away from here without making a mess of things!''It will be dull for you,' said the Countess Lydia Ivanovna, turning to Landau, 'as you don't understand English; but it is quite short.''Oh, I shall understand,' replied Landau with the same smile, and closed his eyes.

There I shall be calmer.'

In a few days I shall get my divorce.

I have made up my mind that it shall not influence my life any more.

She can send me the money through Egorov and I shall be ready to go to-morrow,' said he.Good as the mood she was in might be, the reference to the move to the country pricked her.

'Oh no, I shall not be ready myself,' she said, and immediately thought: 'So it was possible to arrange things as I wished!' – 'No, do as you wished to.

There was nothing odd in his receiving a telegram, but, as if wishing to hide something from her, he told the man that the receipt was in his study and hastily turned to her, saying:'I shall certainly get everything ready to-morrow.'

I don't think I shall get it all, and on Wednesday I must go.

You see, my whole fortune is here,' and he pointed to a side pocket, 'and now I am a rich man; but I shall go to the club to-night and shall perhaps leave it a beggar.

To-morrow we shall leave.

And bring back an answer at once,' she told the man..'But what shall I do myself?' she thought.

'Yes I will go to Dolly's, of course, or else I shall go out of my mind!

And I shall lose everything and shan't get him back.

Yes, I shall lose everything if he does not return.

I shall go to Dolly's, and will tell her frankly: "I am unhappy, I deserve it; I am guilty, but all the same I am unhappy.

These horses, this carriage, how horrid it is of me to be in this carriage – they are all his, but I shall not see them any more.'

I shall tell him that when he comes back,' she thought and smiled.

'I shall go to him myself.

The train left at 8.2 p.m.'I shall have time.'

'Shall I take a ticket to Obiralovka?' asked Peter.

I shall be back at ten,' Vronsky wrote in a careless hand.

'There, into the very middle, and I shall punish him and escape from everybody and from myself!'

When I have had a wash I shall look like a human being!'Katavasov said in his usual jesting way, holding out his hand and smiling, his teeth looking particularly bright in contrast with his black face.

We shall see,' Kitty whispered.

And, moreover, not they only but I too shall be buried and nothing will be left.

'There will be no disputes; with Kitty never any quarrels again; with the visitor, whoever he may be, I shall be amiable and kind; and with the servants, with Ivan, everything will be different.'

Here's a bee!Really, we shall get stung!' cried Dolly, waving away a wasp.

I shall go and look at that oak.

Shall I tell her or not?

'I shall still get angry with Ivan the coachman in the same way, shall dispute in the same way, shall inopportunely express my thoughts; there will still be a wall between my soul's holy of holies and other people; even my wife I shall still blame for my own fears and shall repent of it.

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