Sentence examples for I would never join from inspiring English sources

"I would never join them," he said.

Barnes allows Shostakovich a moment of courage: "I have always said, and it has been one of the fundamental principles of my life, that I would never join a party which kills".

Even the 'Single Mothers by Choice' network became a target of my contempt: I would never join a club whose very name seemed to announce defeat.

When I joined Facebook, I said I'd never join Twitter.

In those statements, it appeared to have hardened its position, saying that it would never join any talks designed to end its nuclear weapons programs.

Mandela would never join it, saying its atheism conflicted with his Christian faith.

Groucho Marx once quipped that he would never join a club that would have him as a member.

The SNP would never join forces with the Tories to vote against it, he predicted.

These begin with the assumption that British forces would never join a major conflict without their American allies.

Some players have already said publicly they would never join a team even partially owned by Limbaugh.

Before defecting to Ukip in 2014, Carswell explicitly said he "would never join a party that was racist".