Sentence examples for going to vouch from inspiring English sources

"I'm not going to vouch today for what happens months down the road, but it's a good beginning, and we should welcome a good beginning".

He's been a dear friend of mine for thirty years, and, as someone who knows him now and knew him when, I was going to vouch for him.

Out in the park, he has been telling G4S guards who have shown up: "I'm not going to vouch for your management, but you personally have not let the country down.

We're not going to vouch for it, but we're not debunking it either – just passing it along.

Fingal, in checking D'Agata, went to vouch for it himself: he used his own vacation to Vegas to fanatically retrace D'Agata's steps.

45-year old Bobby Wallace, who spent 22 years in Louisiana's infamous Angola prison, goes back to vouch in the parole hearings for the guys he thinks deserve a second chance.

If Christie can't get Kean and others who know him well to vouch for him, how is he going to get the support of his fellow Republicans, let alone independents and Democrats?

I declined, stating that I was not a weapons inspector and was not going to be put in the position of vouching for anyone's innocence.

He said one source quoted the daughter of one of Seymour Tankleff's business partners as saying that she was going to lie at the original trial in vouching for her father's alibi.

If I could have someone vouch for me that I was going to have a lovely, non-awkward threesome then I'd probably dive in head first.

I'm not vouching for the accuracy of this article, but I'm not going to pile on.