Sentence examples for cowards into from inspiring English sources

He says he's more worried about "the inverse danger – that women, in fact, now desire masculine pleasures and so men are turned into, cowards, into babies".

We should not make terrorist cowards into heroes.

Hagler had won the title five years earlier in similar fashion, slicing Alan Minter into bloodied submission inside three rounds at Wembley Arena, but his coronation that night was marred by racists who threw bottles into the ring, cowards in the dark who did not recognise greatness through bloodshot eyes.

The man snored so badly that Coward fled into the night, abandoning his luggage to its fate.

Oscar-winning Cavalcade was surely the precursor to Downton, while The Italian Job brought Coward right into the swinging 60s.

They received their honorary doctorates from Oxford University on the same day, and Coward whispered into Olivier's ear as his citation for Doctor of Letters was read out: "Doctor of four letters, I presume".

"Go, you cowards!" he screamed into his radio, slamming the windshield with his palm.

There is no doubt that the Americans have turned into cowards...

Then, declaring in disgust that he wished to "fight among brave men and not among cowards", Eugene went into the attack with the Prussian and Danish infantry, as did the Dessauer, waving a regimental colour to inspire his troops.

Take this, cowards; Tawadros threw you into the fire.

Similarly, France's capitulation to the Germans in 1940 made the French into eternal cowards, just as Charles de Gaulle, a famously stubborn and uncooperative ally, secured his fellow citizens a permanent reputation in this country for untrustworthiness and arrogance.