Sentence examples for would never repeat from inspiring English sources

"It was a mistake he would never repeat".

The seminar's participants value their privacy; they often say things among themselves that they would never repeat on the air.

Jones, who played only two seasons, would never repeat the success he had in that first game, against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Oct. 15, 1892.

"She bumped into him once, and he said something so suggestive that she would never repeat it — something about her figure — and she was just offended that he would say something so brazen," Ms. Colella said.

Though Mr. Bernanke vowed that the Fed would never repeat its dreadful mistakes of willful inaction during the Depression, Mr. Krugman accused him last year of doing just that, being intimidated into an "abdication" by irate Republicans.

A sentence of life without parole should guarantee that the defendant would never repeat his crime, but Mrs. Larson pointed out several ways in which a life sentence poses a far greater emotional burden than an execution.

"I can assure you I'd never repeat such a crime".

Darlene, who swore she'd never repeat their mistakes, ends up marrying and becoming a mom at the age of 19.

And later, there were assurances that America would never, ever, repeat the mistakes that led to Japan's lost decade — when we are, in reality, doing even worse than Japan did.

A former top aide to Bean, who wasn't present at the 2009 meeting with Warren, said that while the congresswoman "was certainly pro-business, she would never just repeat a lobbyist's talking points".

Moderates vowed the shock would never be repeated.