Sentence examples for and would not draw from inspiring English sources

"If I were in the United States, I would be just one of many with my lifestyle and would not draw any attention to myself," Mr. Dotcom said.

The report would not be an audit and would not draw a formal conclusion about whether a company had complied with accounting rules, he emphasized.

Richard Baxter, on the other hand, described Anne as "one of [Hale's] own judgment and temper, prudent and loving, and fit to please him; and that would not draw on him the trouble of much acquaintance and relations".

He could continue to work until the age of 65, but his benefit entitlement would not increase, and he would not draw the benefits to which retirement would entitle him.

But Nick Sabatini, the agency's associate administrator for regulation and certification, would not draw any conclusions from the audits except that airlines were safe.

— Put him on any other tennis court, clay, grass or hard, and Paul Whitesell would not draw a second look: racket in hand, cap turned backward, synthetic T-shirt, long white socks, pale sneakers.

During Super Bowl week, Dr Mitch Berger, a member of the NFL's head, neck and spine committee, would not draw a direct line from football to CTE.

He went for white and silver – colours that would "not draw attention to themselves and instead get out of the way of the incredible things happening outside the window".

A single assault and brief uptick in violence typically would not draw concern in a system with 13,000 inmates.

He added that he hoped and expected that the political dispute would not draw in Taiwan's military, which is still led mainly by generals with Nationalist leanings who made their careers during four decades of martial law up to 1987.

Asked if he would not draw motivation for Saturday's slalom, he shook his head and kept repeating "no".