Examples of 'humour will' in a sentence
Meaning of "humour will"
humour will - This phrase suggests that someone's sense of humor or comedic ability has the potential to have a particular impact or effect on a situation or person
How to use "humour will" in a sentence
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humour will
Only humour will get me to the end.
At least her sense of humour will never change.
The humour will be needed as well.
His wise counsel and good humour will be missed.
Humour will be considered.
Your sense of humour will be missed forever.
You must be very confident that the humour will work.
Good sense of humour will get you a lot.
You will find having a strong backside and a good sense of humour will get you a lot.
A witty sense of humour will keep him engaged.
This humour will burst through your veins, if you persist in it.
I think my humour will help.
Your humour will not save you!
Rod 's sharp wit and sense of humour will be missed by all.
Your sense of humour will be the death of you, Doctor . Probably quite soon.
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Sid 's experience, intelligence and endearing humour will be forever greatly missed.
And that sense of humour will keep you sane for the next 15 years in prison.
Even on the most dismal days, in tough moments, humour will always find a way out.
A sense of humour will get you through a lot!
You'll surprise yourself! Even your sense of humour will be rejuvenated….
Remember, a sense of humour will help you through difficult times.
I think you will find a sense of humour will help us overcome this problem.
Don 's wit and humour will be missed at the Records Centre.
I think, think about Europe and humour will take us through it, I hope.
I am sure your sense of humour will serve you well in this situation.
People with a rather special sense of humour will find Deux squelettes au téléphone hilarious.
Humour is welcome, but black humour will probably be a better fit.
No doubt that his irresistible humour will relax and cheer up tattooed in distress!
Your sense of humour will be the death of you, Doctor.
His sense of humour will be truly missed . ”.
