Sentence examples for will not embarrass from inspiring English sources

If Fabio Capello seeks an England ­captain whose private life will not embarrass the nation, he does not have to look far.

Obama Donaldd, I am an expert in the Constitution, and I believe that if you study and practice hard and follow my instructions, I can make you into a president who will not embarrass us by Inauguration Day.

In 1994, running against the post-Palm Beach Ted Kennedy for a seat in the United States Senate, Mitt Romney stood in front of the Massachusetts Republican convention and roused the crowd by declaring, "I will not embarrass you".

This spirit extended beyond the building's lot lines, for Lord & Taylor included a series of ramps for its electric delivery wagons to go to the basement; The New York Times said in 1913 that the store was grateful to the city that gave it prosperity and "will not embarrass it by lining the street with delivery wagons and packing cases".

But even better if you compare our achievement with a rival European city which I will not embarrass by naming, except to say that it is the capital of France, you will find that in that city over an identical period they had 1,500 bicycles nicked.

"I can guarantee 100% he will not embarrass himself at the first race this season".

He will not contradict, embarrass or outshine Mr Bush.

As expected, I came across differing opinions--some of my sources contradict each other--but enough common threads emerged to give the reader plenty of confidence that the CV or résumé will do its job and not embarrass you.

I'm at least admitting I don't know what the future will bring, which is guaranteed to not embarrass me later, unlike the expert economists weighing in right now.

In any case, he will not have embarrassed himself.

Now that military action is unlikely, Mr Cameron will not be embarrassed as a no-show.