Sentence examples for that would never work from inspiring English sources
"I started off saying this was something that would never work," Mr. Chong said.
But for all these cases, there are available defenses that would never work in simpler crimes.
Obama's speech, Romney said, indicated support for a European-style system that would never work in the United States.
Typically, options get weeded out at the outset by an opinionated manager who feels "that would never work".
Yet the popularity Point Horror once enjoyed suggests to me this cannot be the whole story, for essentially those formulaic titles were escapism: a way to lose yourself in a fantasy world where problems could be solved in ways that would never work with real problems - exorcisms or confronting your stalker one on one with hatchet.
"I know from times when I was at the BBC that when money is short people think it is not essential, yet it brings in all sorts of talent that would never work for the BBC otherwise, and what is often forgotten is that it can be shown again, so there is an economic sense to it too.
"That'd never work," chipped in hambot.
Toss in the fact that George Clooney publicly stated that he would never work with Russell again and I imagined that Russell's career was heading downhill.
The book cut so close to the bone that Mr. Schulberg was warned that he would never work in the film industry again.
Schumer vowed that he would never work in a job that he didn't enjoy.
