Sentence examples for asserted I would from inspiring English sources

In an earlier confession, prosecutors said, she had asserted, "I would fight with my life to stop Neil Heywood's madness".

When Ms Lawson asserted "I would make Mr Saatchi breakfast," Karin Arden, defending Francesca Grillo, responded: "I suggest that would be a very rare occasion".

Though Huffman has largely stuck with the traditional pen to paper or the occasional watercolor, she asserts, "I would love to see more of my work on skin".

There's a great song in the musical "[title of show]" that asserts, "I'd rather be nine people's favorite thing / Than a hundred people's ninth favorite thing".

It even infiltrated my GCSE assignments: I insisted on writing up a piece of coursework on the Trojan War as a sports report, and when my English teacher asked us to write an essay entitled "What I hope to be doing 10 years from now", I confidently asserted that I would be joining England's tour of the West Indies as a cricket correspondent and the newly wed wife of the captain.

Let us suppose that John, who is at t in Amsterdam, does not know that he is now in Amsterdam (if asked about his present location he would assert "I am now in Venice").

Brunner asserted it would be her decision.

"The decision was this: I needed to completely destroy my world view relating to philanthropy, as well as my relationship with him, and the fact that for 55 years I have been asserting that I would not go into politics," he said.

"The rule does continue to assert what I would call a fairly broad interpretation of the agency's jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act," Rothschild told VICE News.

Maybe I was wrong when I asserted that Coach Jim Mora would do just well enough to keep his job.

You're cheap, she asserted, even though I'd used a travel grant and all my savings to pay for our trip.