Sentence examples for ago there would from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, there would have been thousands.

Ten years ago, there would not have been any content to post.

Many years ago, there would have been a difference but now it's about the same.

Ten years ago, there would have been 100 responses for an ad.

"Not too long ago, there would have a duel to pick up the tab.

Ten years ago, there would hardly have been any fanfare about a Chinese visit to the region.

"Years ago there'd be no traffic at all on Christmas Day, but I suppose that is changing, too, like everything else".

In principle this not only suggests that East Asia has a parental genealogical relationship with America (as is known to be the case; see, for instance, [27]), but also that this did not occur too long ago, otherwise there would have been time for much higher levels of mutation-driven haplotypic diversification in Amerindians.

"Mr. Gargano divested his holdings many years ago so there wouldn't be any reason to question anything," said Thomas Aro, executive vice president of Alpha.

"I firmly believed five years ago that there wouldn't be labels; that the internet was going to make us obsolete," says Mark Bowen of Wichita.

"If someone had told you 10 years ago that there would be 3,000 people in downtown Newark at night, you would have called them crazy," said Lawrence Goldman, NJPAC's president and chief executive.