Example sentences of "would [vb infin] [pers pn] [adv] " in BNC.

  Next page
No Sentence
1 He had an idea that Dinah might not be permitted to open her own letters , or perhaps would throw them aside if there were too many admirers ; but surely she would take notice of the sketch .
2 it would throw me completely if you put , if you changed some of the number plates over .
3 You know , but again , you know , I would throw mine away .
4 The poor little thing ’ , and he would laugh , and sometimes he would skin it himself and sometimes he would throw it away , but now she says , ‘ I am not going to skin that rabbit , Hywel , so do n't imagine I am ’ , and sometimes he skins it himself and sometimes he throws it away .
5 He walked with a stick , but sometimes he would throw it away and skip .
6 So we either , in terms of number of institutions I would think we probably count it as an F E institution , because this the A level is , is much smaller than the other F E. But in terms of F E students and sixth form students , what I would want to do is count the A level students as sixth form students .
7 From his expression anyone would think him totally appalled at the accusation of kindness .
8 But if you asked me how a motor car worked you would think me somewhat pompous if I answered in terms of Newton 's laws and the laws of thermodynamics , and downright obscurantist if I answered in terms of fundamental particles .
9 Such a girl would be much admired in the West and we would think her very beautiful indeed . ’
10 ‘ We would think her very beautiful . ’
11 He would think her terribly unsophisticated .
12 ‘ You were limping as you came across Ana 's room and I would think you probably came off worst in this adventure . ’
13 ‘ To listen to you , anyone would think you really took your job here seriously . ’
14 The world could be lost and she would think it well lost if only he could love her .
15 Apart from which I would think it highly unlikely that you would even get into my little car . ’
16 Many would think it quite appropriate for government to perform these regulatory functions , and if these non-governmental bodies did not perform them , government would almost certainly step in to fill the gap .
17 Er I I would think it very little advantage in actually reading all of this aloud now , unless you feel it is going to be some great advantage .
18 Both Mr and Mrs Hepwood would think it very peculiar if the one and only time their nephew brought one of his female friends home , that female opted to leave without pausing long enough to have dinner .
19 He would plant her downstage and get her to start playing ’ I dreamt that I dwelt in marble halls , ’ and then sabotage her work from the back wall .
20 No need to stiffen up like that — you must see that it would affect me professionally . ’
21 I was surprised , certainly , but I did n't think it would affect me too much . ’
22 I would prefer it otherwise , but she has asked for you . ’
23 There 's a couple in there that would prefer it faster .
24 Sometimes she would compare me unfavourably with her ideal daughter-in-law : ‘ So-and-so asks her husband 's mother for recipes . ’
25 However annoyed he was going to be with her when he discovered she had no intention of spending the day with him , she was certain that if he found Svend before she found Suzie he would notify her accordingly , if only to ensure Suzie 's hasty departure to the UK .
26 In describing the negotiations for Æthelred 's return from exile in 1014 , this says that the king was informed that no lord was dearer to them than their native lord , if he would govern them more justly ( rihtlicor ) than before , and that he then promised to remedy the things that they all hated .
27 I was n't — I was n't at all sure your aunt would want me here again , but of course I wanted to come .
28 Who would want me now ?
29 The boy said , ‘ Who would want her now ?
30 No , I do n't think Mr would want you just to have sausages .
  Next page