would not ***** , wouldn't (abbreviation)

Change any one of them and life would not be possible.

I knew the press would not say kind things about me.

The others would not be able to see him coming.

She thought about her three children and would not leave.

She would not say a word or look her mother in the face.

The police would not say what he had told them.

He said almost nothing, and would not give his name.

The woman told her she would not live past 26.

From the start, everyone knew the good will would not last.

He and his team would not be the first to have such problems.

She has never known, and would not want to know, anything else.

I would not give up hope for the next week or so.

Even if he had wanted to, Congress probably would not have let him.

Something the person I had been would not have tried.

University officials would not say how much they will pay in the deal.

Many said they would not want a black to live next door.

Party officials would not say how much of these is still available.

You would not have wanted to be in the way.

But she would not say what any of them were.

Some of them would not show up for work at all.

You would not know where to go, what to do!

And would not say a word of where they had been, or why.

The good news is, you would not believe the day I just had.

And the world would not come to an end, either.

So I would not see some big new policy here.