Sentence examples for he reneges from inspiring English sources
Brown will, however, face trouble if he reneges on his commitment to compensate those who have lost from abolition of the 10p tax rate.
What he proposes to her in the finale and when he reneges on that, even though we know it's for more noble reasons that she thinks, I was glad to see her not just roll over and take that.
This Smith detects in Wordsworth when he reneges on the revolutionary idealism of his youth, in the elderly bigotry of Kingsley Amis and in the defeatism of all those who, having reached the age of 50, stop reading contemporary fiction.
The social worker extracts a promise that the father will free them, but when he reneges she returns, sets the girls loose and locks the father in his house.
A bargain is struck and the rats disappear, but when the minister is re-elected he reneges on the deal, saying the money has been better spent on "barbed wire and education", and the stranger leads the children away to the light "inside the little hill".
And then he reneged on his words.
But he reneged and was deported.
Then he reneged, claiming he had done things for me without being paid for them.
In 2005 he reneged by changing the constitution so he could serve a third term.
It is deplorable — but no surprise — that he reneged on nearly every promise.
