Sentence examples for I would never enter from inspiring English sources

"If there was a swimsuit competition, I would never enter," said 19-year-old Johnie Jone, ofe of the dozens of junior princesses and regional Miss Navajos who came last month to watch the five-day pageant in Window Rock, Ariz.

"I'm a novelist, first and foremost," says Bush, "and interestingly, it would never enter my mind to consider myself a blind novelist.

If we all took such joy in the miracle of sheer being that it would never enter our heads to try to fuzzy up a single blade of grass.

I had a call from someone who told me I'd won a mobile phone in a competition I'd never entered.

When I came to Britain I'd never entered a country that was so class-led – there was opera for the few and rock 'n' roll for the many.

I was a furtive traveller into hidden realms, ones my family would never enter.

Dr. Hall would never enter the field professionally.

People who would never enter an Interstate at 40 m.p.h.

"We would never enter any commercial contract that puts our journalistic integrity at risk".

There she had declared for the first time that Britain would never enter a single currency.

In 1981 they settled with the understanding that Apple Computer would never enter the music industry.