Sentence examples for will never desert from inspiring English sources

Often, such characters have a catchphrase or tagline or keyword, as Mrs Micawber, in David Copperfield, likes to repeat "I will never desert Mr Micawber".

By mid-afternoon, we reach Barton-upon-Humber Barton-upon-Humber Barton-upon-Humbert whichnever desert you once you've shouted, "Hello Yorkshise!" in front of a capacity crowd at the Ropery HaLincolnshire

The facility that flowered in his earliest and best films, such as "Red Sorghum," will never desert him, and nobody since the Michael Powell of "The Red Shoes" has striven so hard to assure us that the eye can be struck by color as suddenly, and as staggeringly, as a body taking a punch.

Although Trump likes to boast that his supporters will never desert him, results like the Pennsylvania special election show that his appeal is limited.

A fair surmise is that Obama was no less confusing in private than in public; that when he spoke to Mubarak, his words were muffled and decorous: "You must begin leaving, but I will never desert you" -- something like that.

"That I will never desert you," he says, and ebbs along our row, pausing across from each of us for what feels like the better part of the rest of my life.

"I will always be a socialist, I shall never desert socialist ideals and I will vote Labour at the general election," he says.

Jesus, at least, would never desert her.

WELLS Never desert your own line of talent.

Never desert your friends.

Woods' iron nerve never deserted him.