Sentence examples for never pass on from inspiring English sources

A: We don't allow posters to contact each other directly (and we will never pass on your email address or other details to a third party).

Goldman and Ford spokesmen say that men of such stature understand their fiduciary duties as directors and would never pass on boardroom information to their banking colleagues.

If the flowers simply put out the pollen like cookies on a table, an assortment of insects may steal it and never pass on any grains to another flower.

Sometime later, we came to realize that he was like a kung-fu master who will never pass on all his skills to his apprentices — who holds back enough for a safety net.

Every week, it seems, e-mail accounts across the country fill with messages titled, "Check this out," and text that begins, "I usually never pass on Web sites like this, but " Once it was dancing hamsters.

We would never pass on an entrepreneur just because they are "too old," have never started a business or don't have a specific team composition.

Some parasites of native species may virtually disappear after an invader arrives, for example, a tapeworm of Australian pythons has declined since arrival of cane toads, apparently because the (virtually inedible) toad provides a terminal host within which adult tapeworms can develop, but are never passed on to snake predators (Freeland et al. 1986).

"My son never passes on school notes regarding anything that costs money.

— Ronald Reagan, a president who never passed on an opportunity to be photographed astride a horse, also loved auto racing.

He claimed he agreed to help Hayes manipulate Libor rates but never passed on his requests to the rate setters.

Ron never passed on the message, and I later had to sack him, mostly because he required too much acting.