Sentence examples for wouldn't open up from inspiring English sources

"But you wouldn't open up a discotheque next to a church".

"Fidelity wouldn't open up an office in Silicon Valley," he said.

But it wouldn't open up the way I wanted — or, at least, I didn't find any way to carry it through to some larger story that I was interested in staying with for three hundred pages.

No, the calls poured in and the complaints mounted -- the coach was too satisfied with field goals, he wouldn't open up the offense, old Spurrier is just, dangit, a better coach, and yes, let's get rid of him.

But it wouldn't open up the way I wanted or, at least, I didn't find any way to carry it through to some larger story that I was interested in staying with for three hundred pages.

That's because those of us who were civil rights fighters, those of us who opposed the power structure, those of us who picketed against companies that hired no blacks, those of us who criticized the Democratic Party because it wouldn't open up, those who have talked about poor people and Head Start and day care and Africa.

Before I became a mother, N.S.P.C.C.'s campaign to stop cruelty to children could grab my attention, but would not open up my wallet.

He would not open up much to his parents about Casey, but they knew he was suffering when they heard the late-night sobs emanating from his room.

The British government said it would not open up Heathrow to additional American carriers unless the United States approved the alliance between American and British Airways.

The Russian Defense Ministry reported that its forces did not mobilize its air defenses — giving further signals that the attack would not open up a wider crisis between the two former Cold War foes.

But the top Chinese product safety official, Li Changjiang, said China would not open up offices for the Americans until the United States agreed to expand the Chinese embassy to include safety inspectors from China based in the United States.