I won't be joining

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

So trendy or not, I won't be joining the swelling ranks of cigarellas.

So I'm afraid I won't be joining the Theresa May Fan Club any time soon.

But the drinking societies are what the colleges should stop, I won't be joining one," she said.

So, in Saturday's final, I won't be joining the love-in for Barcelona, the world's favourite club.

This is my first election and yet, I won't be joining the millions of other Americans going to the polls.

After sampling the old-world fare there, I won't be joining the regulars, but I can imagine occasionally veering off Interstate 684 for the farfalle alla fantasia and a glass of house Chianti.

I just won't be joining you.

"I want to categorically confirm he won't be joining us out here as part of the coaching team," said Lancaster.

Gruber's cultural immortality was likely helped by the fact that, unlike Willis's, most of his memorable, and quotable, lines survived the censors of basic cable: "I'm going to count to three; there will not be a four"; "He won't be joining us for the rest of his life".

McBride, who won't be joining anytime soon from the sound of it, proceeded to ask what I think of the iPad and told me he enjoys reading scripts on it.

She won't be joining us.