Sentence examples for going to cower from inspiring English sources

I'm not going to cower at home".

"The First Lady comes and I'm going to cower?

"We are not going to cower in front of these precedents," vows Laurie McCann, a senior AARP lawyer.

I put the best team on the pitch in the circumstances, I'm not going to cower away from it, I'm big enough and strong enough to say, 'Yes, I would like this job'".

"I wasn't going to cower in my house, I didn't want to be a victim," he said during testimony.

"We have seen police come in and teach kindergarten kids, 'You're going to die cowering in a corner.' Where we've seen the most problems is when we teach really young children [to] throw a book at a gunman".

Because if Mickelson's failings in shindigs with Open in the title were going to make him cower, he would have taken refuge on his sofa in the fetal position eons ago.

"Waking up every day and wondering which dog was going to tear you to shreds while you cowered and fought for your very life".

It is not going to look anything like Jon Stewart disemboweling a cowering Jim Cramer, but CNN will devote the bulk of its news effort this week to covering issues related to the global economic troubles.

"During the campaign season, you're often cowering at 11 30 -- what are these guys going to say?" "For a campaign like ours, Jay Leno is a lot cheaper than polling," Mr. Schnur said.

My father wanted Ray to cower in his presence and Ray just wasn't going to do that.