Sentence examples for won't be a case from inspiring English sources

It won't be a case of just walking down a busy road with headphones either.

It won't be a case of giving caps to all those who did not play today".

Veteran goalkeeper Dan Kennedy also made his debut, so whatever happens in the second leg, it won't be a case of the Galaxy getting overwhelmed by the occasion.

It won't be a case of "equal pain for all" – as a result of the reform to the RFO system and the cuts, many organisations will lose their regular funding altogether, while some will be picked out to be kept on a relatively even keel.

I believe indeed that there won't be a case".

It won't be a case of panicking just yet but he knows they have to start creating and scoring goals.

Mutko told the ITAR-Tass news agency: "Believe me, there won't be a single criminal case over preparations for Vancouver.

In many cases there won't be a need to ask for permission; it will be a case of an evolving interest and can serve you really well to advance if you find ideal solutions.

At the moment, both theaters are playing simultaneously, but if the Folksbiene switches to fall and spring seasons, that won't be a problem, and in any case they are as likely to stimulate each other's ticket sales as compete for them.

There won't be a public hearing on the case, Maxwell said.

"In that case, democracy won't be a criterion of progress, so the notion of democracy has to be rethought.