Príklady wont

• We won't be much longer.

• I won't forget to phone you.

• I'll speak to him, but I won't kiss him.

• It won't be long before he's as tall as you.

• He won't get cold if he wears a jacket.

• Parents are wont to express strong preferences for different styles.

• My noble friend has made some precise and technical points, as is his wont from time to time.

• He is always a formidable debater and sometimes, as is his wont, he just made the best of some of his weaker points.

• One wore a climber's safety helmet; the other wore a woollen cap which he was wont to wear when he supported his favourite football team.

• I pause—in case anyone would like to show mirth as is their wont when confronted with the truth.

• The matters before us are ones that, from time to time, have to be considered with a little more dispatch than is our wont.

• Older statesmen are wont to surround the discussion of foreign affairs with a non-controversial atmosphere.

• No doubt they are seeking to protect their own sources, as is their wont.

• I suppose that politicians are wont to raid one another's speeches to find elegant words to make particular points.

• Have we any right to expect that it will be their wont now, and if not, must there not be difficulties whichever way we turn?

• She was both concise and poetic, as is her wont.

• I shall be brief, as is my wont.

• I have given way a number of times, as is my wont.

• He has had to sit quiet all evening, and, as is often his wont, no doubt he will sit quiet through this debate.

• In our case, the press—as is their wont—decided that someone or something must be to blame.