Sentence examples for never gave one from inspiring English sources

Many people accepted this long silence as the price of an election in its home stretch (and don't forget that Palin, after being picked by McCain, never gave one at all, perhaps sensing that at least one reporter was bound to ask her to explain the difference between a country and a continent).

He certainly never gave one".

I never gave one thought to how dangerous it was.

If you gave me a reason to think she might be guilty, I would consider it, but they never gave one".

This is, after all, the institution that gave an Oscar to Roberto Benigni but never gave one to Alfred Hitchcock, the institution that never saw fit to honour Cary Grant with a Best Actor award even though Cary Grant is the single most important star in the history of motion pictures.

She never gave one, preferring instead to respond to the offer with the threat of a lawsuit.

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His eyes were unworried, and they were blank, the dead eyes of a man who'd never got a favor out of life and never given one out.

But you never give one thought to the possibility that the reception hall is going to be destroyed in a fire just as 400 guests are about to arrive," said Joan Ann Montesanto of North Branford, whose son was supposed to be married at Sante's Manor in Milford on Sept. 9, 1989.

I'd never given one before, and I thought, well, press conferences always begin with a news announcement, so I said to the journalists, 'This morning America invaded Syria.' But nobody laughed, so I had to explain it was a joke".

And he's never given one thought to firing workers, cutting pensions, loading companies with debt and bleeding them dry of millions of dollars.