Example sentences of "[pron] would [verb] [adj] [noun sg] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The land there is now nearly exhausted , and I would suggest that building rates in future years are in fact likely to decrease from what were abnormally high figures in the in the past ten year period . |
| 2 | I know , I know what I would do Clare actually , I would buy another second hand mountain bike |
| 3 | With this in mind , I would appreciate any fuel economy tips you can offer and specifically : |
| 4 | I would like some quarry tiles on there , but we ca n't get any of the narrow ones , they 've got a curved edge . |
| 5 | I would say golden rule number one is keep receipts . |
| 6 | bellow out yes , well the , the wind , the wind , the hand will blow the light springs up eventually perhaps I 'll put , when I 've made some true er , perhaps I would put six inch pieces in instead of any |
| 7 | ‘ If I went on holiday in the sun I would use high factor cream , stay in the shade at midday and wear a hat and t-shirts . |
| 8 | ‘ Rationalisation of school provision is necessary , however painful at the time , and I would encourage all education authorities to continue their efforts to ensure that taxpayers ’ money is better spent on other aspects of our education service , ’ said the minister . |
| 9 | It was so special , and I would have special party shoes which were gold or silver . |
| 10 | I would have some idiot life in another country because some medieval cleric in Iran decided I had to be killed . ’ |
| 11 | The problems experienced by United Motors at its Dublin plant , which the Englishman advised were the major factors which would influence future investment decisions in Ireland , simply melted away into insignificance under their mellifluous tongues . |
| 12 | Tomorrow Darlington council 's policy and resources committee will be asked to consider a plan which would mean disabled badge drivers would not be allowed in Skinnergate and High Row at peak traffic times . |
| 13 | Shah next embarked on a new project of launching a national daily , Today , which would eschew traditional printing practices . |
| 14 | Voting last night was 123 to 108 , a majority of just 15 , rejecting an attempt to wreck provisions which would curb certain appeal rights against refusal of entry into Britain . |
| 15 | She suggests that as yet the British social work field has neither wholeheartedly accepted the credibility of the black perspective nor realized the benefits of alternative black expertise which would enhance black child care research . |
| 16 | Further up the chain there may be an exclusion clause which would prevent any contract action . |
| 17 | At Cheltenham there are leeks to marvel at … and onions which would make any eye water . |
| 18 | Similarly , observations of ozone during the winter and early spring provided circumstantial evidence for local depletion of up to 30% in the lower stratosphere , which would imply total column changes of up to 15% . |
| 19 | dinosaurs would have temperatures reaching from 38.5 to 40.6°C. which would imply severe heat stress . |
| 20 | In any case there are considerable technical problems in assessing the ‘ T ’ factor which is defined as the maximum rate of annual soil erosion which would permit high-level crop production to be maintained indefinitely ( Schertz 1983 ) . |
| 21 | If we were to purchase the Sharp machine we would require to purchase at least one other lens , and probably two , which would require additional operator work and still not provide the flexibility of the zoom lens facility . |
| 22 | When the first parental rumblings voicing criticism of a hitherto unknown junior school in Islington , North London , became public , few watchers of the educational scene imagined that they marked the beginning of a long-running drama which would fill many column inches in the daily press as well as provide material for a TV documentary . |
| 23 | The Supreme Court conferred powers on the Assembly to draw up constitutional reforms to give the country modern democratic institutions which would encourage greater voter participation . |
| 24 | Gradually these discussions developed into a proposal for an action-research project ( in the sense of an action project which would be monitored and evaluated ) which would provide enhanced home support to dementia sufferers , partly through the employment of extra paid carers . |
| 25 | Mr W Doggart emphasised that tutors would be expected to adhere to the contents of the packs which would become official Institute precept and practice . |
| 26 | On Nov. 11 Economics Minister Jürgen Möllemann reached an agreement with mine owners , electricity companies and trade unions which would reduce annual coal output from 70,000,000 to 55,000,000 tonnes by the end of the decade . |
| 27 | Option 1 : upgrade the A701 at a cost of £12.1 million which would cause extensive traffic delays . |
| 28 | Analysts said last night that oil prices could stabilise at present levels of around $18 a barrel if OPEC could prevent ‘ leakage ’ which would cause total cartel supply to rise above 24 million bpd until the end of June . |
| 29 | The early and best-funded corporations ( such as the London Docklands Development Corporation ) were clearly intended to bypass the local authorities in their areas , using their own planning powers and financial resources to achieve changes which would allow private sector property development to take place . |
| 30 | Under the new arrangement , which had been hotly contested by France and was approved only on a majority vote , each member state was to be allowed 15,000 two-month permits a year which would allow unlimited cabotage rights within the EC . |