Use "shan't" in a sentence

1. Aloud the Elf replied, “It would seem that I shan't be worried about counting birthdays any longer, for one thing

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2. "And I shan't have a thing to take home to him; nor Mary's violets, either

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3. She shan't be pinched!" He dealt Peascod a blow with his tiny hand as

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4. 'You shan't be beheaded!' said Alice, and she put them into a large flower-pot that stood near

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5. 'Well, I shan't go, at any rate,' said Alice: 'besides, that's not a regular rule: you invented it just now

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6. I shan't take it upon me to predict whether it will be a match or not

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7. I shan't do it, of course"--Anne had noted a glint of alarm in Susan's eye--"it would be too unconventional, and we must be conventional or die, after we reach what is supposed to be a dignified age

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8. We shan't leave you to roost on that hill-top like a lonely crow--don't you worry

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9. "They've made sure we shan't do that! And you know we haven't any idea where the second entrance is

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10. “I shan't hear any of that

11. I shan't be here for the lesson to-morrow, thanking the Lord

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12. "I shan't be delighted at all--that is," she said, taking his arm again, which he had withdrawn, "unless you are

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13. 'I shan't wish, though

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14. We are leaving for the hunting grounds today; I shan't be spending the night in Holman, which makes up a little of my lost time

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15. I have three more boxes of ammunition sitting in Anchorage, but I shan't be back there for a while

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16. If I see a desirable Alaskan brown bear in Unit 18 I shan't care if it runs over the boundary into Unit 19, where it will be called a grizzly, and I shoot it there

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17. We shan't be needing it again; we will weigh anchor today, and return to Valdez

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18. For the time being, I'm not going to Australia; I shan't be going to Africa for a while, and for the next couple of years mountain game in Asia has nothing to fear from me

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19. One of my patients, whom I shan't forget, was an 83-year old lady, who was wheeled into my

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20. And I expect I shan't sleep all night

21. so we shall meet again, shan't we?"

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22. But I shan't go

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23. Come, I thought--even if I let one thing slip for a time, I shall get hold of something else--I shan't lose what I want, anyway

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24. " "This sort of thing" being that uneasy, painful feeling, something like selfishness--one wishes almost that the thing would stop--it is getting more and more beyond what is possible-- "If it goes on much longer I shan't be able to cope with it--but if some one else were seeing it at the same time--Bonamy is stuffed in his room in Lincoln's Inn--oh, I say, damn it all, I say,"--the sight of Hymettus, Pentelicus, Lycabettus on one side, and the sea on the other, as one stands in the Parthenon at sunset, the sky pink feathered, the plain all colours, the marble tawny in one's eyes, is thus oppressive

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25. "If she goes I shan't, and if I don't, Laurie won't like it, and it will be very rude, after he invited only us, to go and drag in Amy

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26. You shan't stir a step, so you may just stay where you are," scolded Jo, crosser than ever, having just pricked her finger in her hurry

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27. Won't it be fun to see them in print, and shan't we feel proud of our authoress?"

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28. "Don't be frightened, I guess I shan't have it badly

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29. Shan't I call Mother?" said Meg, much troubled

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30. "I suppose he'll laugh and joke over it with Laurie, but I shan't see them, that's a comfort," thought Amy, as Tudor bowed and departed

31. We're both as hungry as hunters, so we shan't mind what it is

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32. "That will do him good, and he'll come home in such a tender, penitent state of mind, that I shan't dare to see him

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33. "You thoughtful creter, you're determined we shan't miss that dear lamb ef you can help it

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34. In short, Sancho, either you must be whipped by yourself, or they must whip you, or you shan't be governor

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35. "Why shan't I make thee sleep in gaol?" said Sancho

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36. "Eh, dear! I shan't be long

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37. What an ill-natured woman his mother is, an't she? And your brother and sister were not very kind! However, I shan't say anything against them to you; and to be sure they did send us home in their own chariot, which was more than I looked for

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38. "I shan't come and meet you," he said

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39. "No, I shan't bother," said Miriam

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40. "But I shan't marry, mother

41. "Indeed, I shan't take it all," she said

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42. "Shan't I? You can believe it, though

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43. If you think a horrid thing about her, I shan't forgive you

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44. That will be a novelty: but she may come to the point as she will---I shan't help her! No, she felt small trouble regarding any subject, save her own concerns

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45. "And then we shall fight to the death, shan't we, Nelly?" she returned, laughing

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46. It lies in your own power to be Edgar's brother! No, no, Isabella, you shan't run off," she continued, arresting, with feigned playfulness, the confounded girl, who had risen indignantly

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47. Cheer up! you shan't be hurt! Your type is not a lamb, it's a suckling leveret

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48. And if not, is he a devil? I shan't tell my reasons for making this enquiry; but, I beeseech you to explain, if you can, what I have married: that is, when you call to see me; and you must call, Ellen, very soon

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49. Whatever he may pretend, he wishes to provoke Edgar to desperation: he says he has married me on purpose to obtain power over him; and he shan't obtain it---I'll die first! I just hope, I pray, that he may forget his diabolical prudence and kill me! The single pleasure I can imagine is to die or see him dead!"

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50. We parted unreconciled, you remember, and I shan't forgive myself

51. "I shan't speak to you, Mr

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52. "She didn't leave him," said the boy; "you shan't contradict me

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53. He says she hates me and wants me to die, that she may have my money; but she shan't have it: and she shan't go home! She never shall!---she may cry, and be sick as much as she pleases!"

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54. "Oh," he cried, "I shan't tell you where it is! It is our secret

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55. `Oh, I shan't forget

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56. The chambers are retired, and we shall be alone together, but we shan't fight, I dare say

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57. "I shan't do it, pastor!" was the reply

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58. "I don't need it at all, grandfather," Heidi assured him; "I have a bed and Clara has given me so many dresses that I shan't need any more all my life

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59. " But before he went, Bigwig turned to Hazel and said, "You got yourself out of that ditch down there instead of me, didn't you, Hazel? I shan't forget that

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60. "I shan't!" grumbled the boy

61. " merely, "We shan't need to go down the hill so much, after all

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62. 'Aha!' he thought, 'this is a piece of luck! A railway station is the thing I want most in the whole world at this moment; and what's more, I needn't go through the town to get it, and shan't have to support this humiliating character by repartees which, though thoroughly effective, do not assist one's sense of self-respect

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63. "And if that happens, I shan't ignore it," said Hazel

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64. "We shan't wait a day longer," said the Scarecrow

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65. My job is partly to notice anything new that the Council ought to know Blackavar -- and he gave me a bite I shan't forget, before I got him down

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66. "No, it shan't come to that," said Bigwig to himself

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67. After a little he said, "D'you remember the rats in the barn? We got out of that all right, didn't we? But I'm afraid we shan't get out of this

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68. "I shan't have an ounce to spare for anybody

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69. 'I'm taking that young horse of Julia's, just to show him the hounds; I shan't keep him out more than a couple of hours

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70. I shan't try and stop her

71. He must have heard mother and me talking because next time Boy came he said: "Uncle Boy shan't marry horrid girl and leave Johnjohn," and that was the very day he settled for two thousand pounds out of court

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72. I've tried to keep out of the way as much as I could; if I've been around too much, just tell me; I shan't mind

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73. "I shan't come back," said she

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74. "Come, Rodya, my boy, don't oppose it, afterwards will be too late; and I shan't sleep all night, for I bought it by guess, without measure

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75. "We shan't, either of us; which is worse still," said the eldest

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76. Come, I thought—even if I let one thing slip for a time, I shall get hold of something else—I shan't lose what I want, anyway

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77. "No, I shan't," said old Featherstone, contradictiously

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78. "I shan't think

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79. "I shan't leave my money to be poured down the sink, and I shan't leave it to foundlings from Africay

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80. "I hope he knows I shan't give anything—with this disappointment about Fred, and Parliament going to be dissolved, and machine-breaking everywhere, and an election coming on—"

81. "The children shan't!" she emphatically returned

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82. Baggins and Balin, and you two Fili and Kili-the dragon shan't have all of us

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83. 'I shan't be doing anything of the sort again, Mr

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84. After that I shall have another sleep, I think; but I shan't be

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85. I shan't travel again

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86. 'I shan't forget

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87. We shan't hurry the enquiry

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88. I shan't ever be able to smoke

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89. I shan't be long

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90. I shan't have

91. And what's the use of it? We shan't win through

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92. 'No,' he said, 'we shan't need much on that road

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93. 'I shan't call it the end, till we've cleared up the mess,' said Sam

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