Example sentences of "[adj] [adv] [pron] would [adv] [vb infin] " in BNC.
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| 1 | If we all did our jobs as well as that perhaps it would n't matter about it being a theocracy . ’ |
| 2 | Can can I just add sir o one point I I in my in my preamble I said that we were sometimes able from a local point of view to take into account information locally that perhaps you would n't have got from further afield . |
| 3 | ON the eve of the most crucial test yet for Russia 's radical reforms , President Yeltsin made clear yesterday he would not cede any of his emergency powers to parliament , although he said some aspects of his economic programme would be softened . |
| 4 | I doubt if they would in this well I would n't want them to come in the fog |
| 5 | The government does have a choice if it did n't want us to live like this then we would n't have to . |
| 6 | He ca n't have been so crap otherwise he would n't have been picked in such a brilliant side but the mistakes I 've seen were just appalling , and in the most important games e.g. the first Chelsea 70 Cup Final game when the ball went right under his body . |
| 7 | If you left this anywhere you 'd never see it again . |
| 8 | about six o'clock I 'd quite like to go and have a chat to Bob otherwise if he |
| 9 | It is too small to appeal to many so it would probably make only £10 at auction . |
| 10 | ‘ I always said that if I could not break 80 then I would not play . |
| 11 | Erm that 's that 's really good again you 'd only have to learn up to six add six would n't you . |
| 12 | But erm what I was I was just seven , my oldest sister was ten so she 'd probably have been you know more capable of helping my mam out than I was . |
| 13 | Were he alive today he would undoubtedly have bemoaned the fact that he was the frequent target of what he would have probably called ‘ scribblers ’ . |
| 14 | They have their local medicine and the witch doctors try and cure them of their diseases first so they would even bore holes into people 's skulls to let the spirits out for headaches and things like that . |
| 15 | Harvey said that if he had the thermometer that was in his baggage he could show me whether he was il or not , and that then I would n't think it was so funny . |
| 16 | If however er the panel differs with my view on that then I would certainly say that the area around Tadcaster could not satisfactorily accommodate a self contained settlement of the order that is proposed without serious damage to the landscape . |
| 17 | It would be in the nature of a test for her : if , as she claimed , she looked after her nephew as her own then she would not query the lack of financial support ; if she asked for it then it would be easier to force her to part with the boy . |
| 18 | Oh er , usually pale er , pale pink er again the ever cream colour which seem to , you could of painted the fifties with cream I think , erm and erm pale blue , powder blue colour er , they were all pale colours , er pale yellow or an amber colour , they had to be pale otherwise they would n't let the light through |
| 19 | ‘ He said he would buy me a hat and I told him we 'd wait until they got the new 'uns in ; but when we come to it a week or two later he would n't spend his money . |
| 20 | If you were very strong internal well you would n't lose it . |
| 21 | If he felt he was n't ready then he would n't show , regardless of the commitment . |