Sentence examples for decline to watch from inspiring English sources

The law, signed at White Plains Hospital Center yesterday, will take effect at the end of November and require all birthing centers and hospitals to show a state-approved education video, although mothers can decline to watch it.

Not that we don't reserve the right to occasionally take a pass on any of these shows, but today, FNS has given itself over completely to NFL synergy, which we decline to watch.

The return was welcomed by all parties, particularly supporters, including the Sky Blue Trust, who have campaigned relentlessly for the club to play in Coventry and overwhelmingly declined to watch matches at Northampton.

It is not just that the ornament of Taxi Driver, The Deer Hunter and Cape Fear has made a film so terrible that even my 15-year-old son declines to watch it, but that he has apparently acted – if you will excuse the pun – in a manner inappropriate to his years.

But it is a measure of the film's potency that a sixth person, an ultra-Orthodox rabbi from New Jersey, declined even to watch it after he learned that it showed women singing -- a taboo in his tradition.

But a hint of how provocative "The Secrets" can be was provided by a sixth person, an ultra-Orthodox rabbi from New Jersey who declined even to watch the film after he learned that it showed women singing — a taboo in his tradition.

If the long, slow decline is painful to watch it must be unbearable to live it – as my aunt attested.

The LSD exacerbated his bipolar disorder and his decline is hard to watch, particular when he disappears in New York City convinced that Steve Shelley from Sonic Youth, who's trying to look after him, is in league with Satan.

Four years ago England were the masters of the rugby universe, and the decline has been pitiful to watch.

If Rupert Murdoch didn't know his power was in ineluctable decline, he had only to watch Harriet Harman on TV last week.

A Gallup Poll in 2003 found the percentage of African-Americans referring to baseball as favorite sport to watch declined from about 43percentt in 1960 (three years after Jackie Robinson retired from baseball) to 5percentt.