Examples of using "Starà" in a sentence and their english translations:
He'll be asleep.
- He's going to stay here, isn't he?
- She's going to stay here, isn't she?
He'll be all right, won't he?
She's at work, isn't she?
- You'll be fine.
- You are going to be OK.
- He'll be OK.
- He'll be fine.
I hope he'll be OK.
- Do you think Tom will be fine?
- Do you think that Tom will be fine?
- Tom will be all right.
- Tom will be fine.
- Tom will be alright.
You will be even better.
Tom will get better.
Will Tom be OK?
Tom must be asleep.
Sami is gonna be OK.
- He'll be OK, won't he?
- She'll be OK, won't she?
- He'll be fine, won't he?
- She'll be fine, won't she?
- He'll be all right, won't he?
- She'll be all right, won't she?
- He's going be OK, isn't he?
- She's going be OK, isn't she?
- He's going to be OK, isn't he?
- He'll stay.
- He'll remain.
Don't worry. Tom will be fine.
This dress will look good on you.
- I think Tom is going to be OK.
- I think that Tom is going to be OK.
- I hope Tom will be OK.
- I hope that Tom will be OK.
Tom won't be here long.
Someone might be wondering:
"Will my kid be all right?"
- Tom will be fine, won't he?
- Tom will be OK, won't he?
- Tom is going to be OK, right?
- Tom is going to be OK, isn't he?
- Tom will be all right, won't he?
- Tom is going to be fine, right?
- Tom is going to be all right, isn't he?
- Tom will be all right soon.
- Tom is going to get well soon.
- Tom is going to be OK, right?
- Tom is going to be fine, right?
- Tom will probably be OK.
- Tom is probably going to be fine.
- Tom is probably going to be OK.
Tom will be better tomorrow.
I'm sure Tom will be all right.
He'll stay here.
It'll be at the whim of our circumstances.
This hat will suit her.
I guess Tom will be all right.
Sit here, you'll feel better.
- She won't be gone long.
- She won't be away for long.
- He won't be away for long.
- He won't be gone long.
I think Tom is going to be OK.
Tom will be staying with his cousin over Christmas.
- I think this sweater will look good on you.
- I think that this sweater will look good on you.
You'll be fine.
You'll get better.
The longer she's out in the open....
- Are you going to be OK?
- Are you going to be okay?
According to the newspapers, he will be here today.
Tom will never stay with me.
Something tells me Tom will be OK.
Tom will stay here.
He's going to stay here, isn't he?
You'll be fine now.
You'll be OK here.
all that power will be able to fit into a single grain of sand.
You will be even better.
You'll be better soon.
He will be talking with his family at this time tomorrow.
- Tom will be watching television if you visit him now.
- If you visit Tom now, he'll probably be watching TV.
- If you visit Tom right now, he's probably just watching TV.
I think you'll be fine.
How long are you going to be in London?
Will Tom stay with us?
My old English teacher is certainly rolling in her grave right now.
Are you sure you'll be OK?
Tom won't be here long enough to really learn how things work.
You'll be fine without me.
You'll stay in Síle's house.
How long will he stay in Rome?
Tom is going to stay at home tomorrow.
She says she'll stay for dinner.
You really staying eight weeks in Hamburg?
Akira will stay in New York while his money lasts.
Don't eat green apples or you'll get sick.
Promise me you won't stay out all night.
You will stay at home.
Are you just going to stand there all day?