Examples of using "Pourront" in a sentence and their english translations:
- So then they flying together. - All right.
which can be used for reforestation.
can be free to be who they want to be.
which tell us that actually
people will not be able to travel civilian
They won't be able to do it today.
I hope I can get my wish fulfilled.
a coding background, they'll be able
People could open bank accounts,
Maybe they'll still be able to land before that.
If it snows, airplanes won't be able to take off.
They'll let us know what happens.
They can finish their homework after dinner.
but they can be proud of for the rest of their lives.
so that those folk have the ability to, one day, come out and stand with us.
This is a legacy that they can not only imitate,
every ambulance and every clinic can decode the type of stroke
that the markets can take place normally again in 2021.
The goods will only be available to buy next weekend.
Put this medicine where children can't get it.
People might think you're stupid if you do that.
Many waters cannot quench love, neither can the floods drown it.
Machines may one day think, but they'll never laugh.
In another twenty years, the United States will no longer be able to be the police for the world.
As soon as they have collected the necessary funds, they can restart their project.
- The compromise which permits a smoker to smoke in the smoking corner was born after heated discussion.
- After a heated discussion, a compromise was adopted. Smokers will be allowed to smoke in the smoking corner.
- I think Tom and Mary will be able to buy ice skates their sizes at the sports store near the art museum.
- I think that Tom and Mary will be able to buy ice skates their sizes at the sports store near the art museum.
There are mothers and fathers who will lie awake after the children fall asleep and wonder how they'll make the mortgage, or pay their doctor's bills, or save enough for their child's college education.
The French language, by the way, is a clear stream that affected writers have never been, and will never be able to ripple. Each century has thrown in this limpid current its fashions, its pretentious archaisms and its preciousness, without anything surfacing from those useless attempts, those powerless efforts. The nature of this language is to be clear, logical and nervous. It won't let itself be weakened, obscured or corrupted.