Shall in sentence

4098 examples of Shall in a sentence

"Well, we shall see.

I belong to this meeting of yours, and I shall speak.

I shall not let you turn our friends' heads, I shall let them know where their real interests lie.

We shall see whom they mean to follow--me, whom they have known for thirty years, or you, who have turned everything upside down among us in less than a year.

We shall see which of us is going to crush the other."

But that's nothing; I shall speak all the same."

And then you will go straight back, and if Bébert touches Lydie on the way, I shall know it and I shall hit you."

You shall see."

But, all the same, he was grieved to have done the like to her."Shall I tell you what it is?" whispered Mouquette, in tears, as she left him.

"Speak, we shall see if they'll hear you."

come to-morrow to Jean-Bart, and you shall see if I'm working!

"Listen!" said Jeanne, at last, hanging to his neck, "you must drink a little glass of rum and eat two biscuits, or I shall remain like this, and you'll have to take me with you."

But you shall see soon if I'm a worm.

"Die then; I shall be rid of you!"

Yes, my men are below, and they shall not come up, unless you mean to murder me first!"

"You wanted to be in it, and you shall be in it.

I am alone here; the men are down till three, and they shall stay there till three."

"By God! you shall not pass!

I will have you smash the pump; yes, by God! you shall smash it!"

And now you shall have a drink of it; yes, yes, like a beast, with your jaws in the trough!"

"I think we shall have snow."

He wore his military greatcoat with the awkwardness of a recruit,"Yes, perhaps we shall, I think," he murmured.

I'll go to her, I will, and if she says that she said that, she shall feel my hand on her chops!"

But before the engine-man could reach the door, Rasseneur had opened it, and, recognizing the man who stood there in the light from the window, he said to him:"Are you afraid that I shall sell you?

You all alone--I'm quite willing; and you shall pay for all the bloody tricks that have been played on me."

Just let me get at your chops, you whores' looking-glass; I'll make a hash of it for the pigs and then we shall see if the strumpets will run after you!"

If you knew what a trumpery thing I am--no bigger than two ha'porth of butter, so ill made that I shall never become a woman, sure enough!"

"Come here, or I shall call the soldiers, who will cut your head off."

My orders are to guard the pit, and I shall guard it.

And do not press on to my men, or I shall know how to drive you back."

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