Sentence examples for would not bolt from inspiring English sources
Mr Bush also said the US would not bolt from the conflict.
Pittsburgh Coach Jamie Dixon sounded almost apologetic about leaving the Big East, saying the Panthers would not bolt until the time was right for everyone.
Another memory is of the punching bag, whose black metal bracket-frame my father nailed but would not bolt to the stud wall in our utility room, the cheap brown bag tightly inflated and adangle on the S hook provided.
In an interview with CBS's "Face The Nation" slated to air Sunday ahead of the Super Bowl, Trump said Pompeo told him he was not leaving his current position and voiced confidence that he would not bolt to pursue a Senate seat in Kansas.
After deliberating on whether to run in the Democratic Primary (47,000 petition signatures) or as an independent (1,390,000 signatures), you chose to run in the primary, careful to promise you would not "bolt" at the end of your run, if you were not the nominee.
There was the time Lloyd had a meltdown on 161st Street and St. Nicholas Avenue -- hysterically screaming, kicking, my physically having to restrain him so he wouldn't bolt into traffic, as people stared, shaking their heads at my poor "parenting" skills -- all because I wouldn't let him go to McDonald's.
Shareholders wouldn't bolt the moment someone gets an anonymous tip from [email protected] saying the iPhone will contain pork, thereby alienating the Jewish customer base.
Musk apparently makes no allowance for the fact that, unlike his electric cars, an entire Hyperloop would not be bolted together on an assembly line by one manufacturer, but delivered by a consortium of engineers and constructors, each with their own profit margins.
"Not bolt upright, so you're tense".
