Sentence examples for never to start from inspiring English sources

(Remind me never to start a blood feud).

(Your junior high school English teacher may have told you never to start a sentence with a conjunction. To the extent that was once true, it isn't anymore).

In the past, city officials have suggested that public education campaigns have been effective in persuading many young people never to start smoking.

"We're conscious never to start with that simple drums-guitar-bass set-up," says Tim. "It's more interesting if you begin from a different place".

Remember never to start a fire, try to arrive late and leave early, take all your rubbish away with you, and camp well away from civilisation (it's called "wild" camping for a reason), and you'll soon see how many adventures you can pack into your weekends – all completely free.

"It is abundantly clear from viewing these images that the emotional response they were crafted to induce is calculated to provoke the viewer to quit, or never to start, smoking: an objective wholly apart from disseminating purely factual and uncontroversial information," Judge Leon wrote.

For the Yankees, it never seemed to start.

"It's never easy to start a tournament," said Zvonareva, the runner-up last year.

But the Yankees never expected to start the season like this.

I never dared to start my own family or have children of my own.

"I never intended to start a revolution," she told me last winter.