Sentence examples for would never fail from inspiring English sources

"Bowie never won a best album award at the Brits while he was alive, which surely proves he never made a good album until now, because the Brits voters would never fail to reward the best music, would they?

I rushed home from school, to the church, to the altar, to be alone there, to commune with Jesus, my dearest Friend, who would never fail me, who knew all the secrets of my heart.

His life — even with prep school privilege in Bloomfield Hills, the draft-avoiding refuges of mission work in Paris and business school at Harvard, a founding role at Bain Capital from a mentor who guaranteed he would never fail financially or professionally — is not without drama.

Soon, the couple were spending more than half the week together: Ray would set out from Northallerton after lunch on a Wednesday and stay until Sunday in the guest room at Maureen's sheltered housing complex; and he would never fail to phone Maureen on the days they were apart.

But it was by no means necessary to rely upon them, for they could have machine stokers, so to speak, which would never fail to perform their duty, and which would, at the same time that they remedied the smoke nuisance, confer a very considerable benefit upon those who employed them.

"When she was in London, she would never fail to call home to check if everything was fine.

They'd never fail drug tests, and they'd get many of the benefits.

He'd never failed in the theatre, everything he had done had been strong and successful, and then the terrible thing happened: he couldn't act".

He'd never failed in the theater, everything he had done had been strong and successful, and then the terrible thing happened: he couldn't act.

It's as if — until now — I thought that I would never fade, or fail, or fall silent, or die.

But the bond market treats Fannie Mae as an entity the government would never let fail.