Examples of 'how things will go' in a sentence
Meaning of "how things will go"
how things will go: anticipating or predicting the outcome or course of events
How to use "how things will go" in a sentence
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how things will go
Let us see how things will go on now.
We have been threatened but we do not know how things will go.
Who knows how things will go.
Your sign can tell you so much about how things will go.
I wonder how things will go.
She and only she should determine how things will go.
You do not know how things will go in the future.
One document can not anticipate every possible scenario and dictate exactly how things will go.
You never know how things will go.
I wonder how things will go with Fabienne.
Very hard to predict how things will go.
I wonder how things will go for Anderson.
They also want to understand the rules and know how things will go before acting.
Are you worried about how things will go when your child returns to school?
And so, despite our best intentions, we worry about how things will go.
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We can not tell how things will go from here.
Not all the time, but it 's a strong indicator of how things will go.
So can break down how things will go at his former command.
Churchill said, “ You can not tell from appearances how things will go.
You can never know how things will go with a baby.
We are a bit sad, François and I, but we will see how things will go.
Only time will tell how things will go down in the west.
If they elect me, you know how things will go.
I do not know how things will go because - I repeat - we do not decide by ourselves.
It 's difficult to predict how things will go from here.
I'm just uncertain how things will go and, therefore, deeply terrified. I'm not nervous.
One has only to find common ground, how things will go uphill.
Must I explain how things will go from here?
Once again, I am uncertain how things will go.
I am just uncertain how things will go and, therefore, deeply terrified.
That 's right . We do not know how things will go.
We do not know how things will go.
Gosh, did you hear that? Must I explain how things will go from here?
He ( or she, or they ) decide how things will go.
Right now, though, we don't know how things will go.
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