Sentence examples for won't declare from inspiring English sources

"But I won't declare victory until Xerox is again great".

These burgers won't declare themselves to be made with BugULike™ or Insectelicious™; the contents will list an ingredient called something like NaturesBounty™.

After all, if the greatest US patriot in Ryder Cup history won't declare victory in advance then, really, what chance do they have?

But, Mr. Gergen notes, there was "blowback" from the Clinton camp and elsewhere, so Mr. Obama has changed his mind and won't declare victory.

"Usually, boards of directors won't declare dividends or certainly won't increase them if they feel that the companies need those resources for other purposes," said Robert Zagunis, chairman of the investment committee at Jensen Investment Management in Lake Oswego, Ore.

Even if things "go as we hope," he said, his campaign won't declare victory in the Democratic primary that night, even though Oregon could tip the majority of pledged delegates his way.

And unless that turns you on, the game probably won't," declared Your Sinclair about this 1986 release.

Re "Scouts' Successful Ban on Gays Is Followed by Loss in Support" (front page, Aug. 29): In addition to discriminating against gays, the Boy Scouts bar as members and leaders those who won't publicly declare their personal belief in God.

It won't last, declared the paper in 1886.

Don't worry: I won't be declaring myself a candidate, not even as a stunt.

"I won't be declaring victory -- it is too close," Mr. Zimmer said at 12 30 a.m.