Sentence examples for would not come over from inspiring English sources

They consequently decided that she would not come over until a later time; it would not be until 1631 that the couple was reunited in the New World.

And perhaps the Russians would not come over here because they would no longer need to be afraid that we would threaten and attack them.

They said he wouldn't come over to work — all he wanted to do was to watch movies and television at the residence".

They said he wouldn't come over to work all he wanted to do was to watch movies and television at the residence".

"They said he wouldn't come over to work all he wanted to do was watch movies and television at the residence," Cannon recalled, in "Landslide," a 1988 account of Reagan's second term, by Jane Mayer and Doyle McManus.

We'd rather he not come over here".

But the princess's visit and her talk about banishment and memory, of things that were over and would not come back, and - he stopped writing now and sighed - her saying the name, saying it as though it were still vividly present somewhere within reach, all these things guided his tone as he wrote.

But while saying "whatever it takes, we will prevail over terrorism", this would not come at the expense of human rights, which will "not be touched", Essid said.

A verdict would not come for another eight weeks, but in a sense the trial was already over.

The opportunity would not come cheap.

But it would not come cheaply.