Sentence examples for wouldn't concede from inspiring English sources

If they went 1-0 underder Jose you knew they wouldn't concede.

They might start in the coming days, as Moore, whose speech on Tuesday night, after the results came in, was a dark and Psalm-punctuated whine, said that he wouldn't concede because he expected a recount.

His label Syco wouldn't concede complete creative control; they decided he might be a bit too busy with The X Factor to make them his priority, so they went their separate ways.

Not only did Davis, who grew up in post-segregation Montgomery and supported Obama, reject this view, but he also wouldn't concede when we talked that Obama's race was, on balance, a detriment.

I don't feature myself living alone forever, just as I wouldn't concede to staying a Realtor forever, and mostly tend to think of life itself as a made-up thing composed of today, maybe tomorrow, and probably not the next day, with as little of the past added in as possible.

Alex Kam, director of new media for Major League Baseball, wouldn't concede that the Internet tipped the scales for Garciaparra and Bell.

He would not concede the point.

But Jeter would not concede defeat.

But Mr. Nealis would not concede that precious territory.

But Roloson, who will become a free agent July 1, would not concede any substantial difference.

Woods would not concede that this streak would be the longest of his career.