say not a chance

And before you hasten to say, “Not a chance! We are the world’s most loving family! If you’re insinuating that Joey might have been abused, you’re out of your mind,” I would strongly suggest that you, or someone else in your family, ask Joey this question directly the next time you have the chance to talk to him, even if his wife is listening in.

“To this,” Tsai continued, “the people of Taiwan say: not a chance.”

The Islanders say, not a chance.

“I say not a chance, and here’s why,” Evans said.

Administrationists in Washington, D. C., say certainly; farm blocers in the Middle West say not a chance; the President does not say.