Sentence examples for would never submit from inspiring English sources

He added that he would never submit to surgery.

When they have arms and the opportunity to inflict havoc, they would never submit, even to those who provided them with weapons and money.

George W. Bush said during the campaign that the United States would never submit to an "international test" of the legitimacy of its policies.

In fact, I remember making a solemn promise to myself that among the myriad potential hardships of city life, I would never submit to the rigors of poop patrol.

During discussion of a resolution calling on Indians to resist the bill in the event that it became law, regardless of the penalties, one speaker passionately declared that, as God was his witness, he, for one, would never submit to registration.

Wry and self-possessed, he told Matt Lauer that no matter what happened in the election he was sure that "the overwhelming majority" of Americans would never submit to Donald Trump's appeals to their fears, that they would see through his "simplistic solutions and scapegoating".

R. and M. B. in Milwaukee, WI: We have have been married for nearly 27 years and until 2006, we'd never submitted an insurance claim more complicated than health maintenance checkups, two normal live births, orthodontia, dental checks/cleanings and monthly hypertension medication refills (beginning in 1997).

The man was so cruel, and so incompetent, Mr Soyinka argued, that after his passing Nigerians would never again submit to military rule.

The economic battle lines of middle-ground party politics had been drawn up and GBPLC would never again submit to the 'wrecking tactics' of the unions.

He would quite happily, I suspect, never submit to another interview again, but is far too polite to say so.

Müller had used the nerve impulse as an example of a vital function that would never be submitted to experimental measurement.