Sentence examples for and would be in a from inspiring English sources

I used to drink about three cups and would be in a state of near-suicide.

The clear implication of the Taliban's response seemed to be that they do know the whereabouts of Mr. bin Laden and would be in a position to hand him over if they decided to.

It's the ex-marine in Clare that makes such spontaneous emissions completely natural, completely unremarkable (by him), while letting anyone else know how intransigent a man he is and would be — in a love affair, in a business deal, in a divorce, in a war.

The lawyer for McNamee, Earl Ward, said Emery had been recruited because he has particular experience in libel and defamation cases and would be in a position to bring a lawsuit against Clemens if the pitcher and his lawyer continue to insist that McNamee did not tell the truth about Clemens.

His objection to a company such as Amazon would have been that it is using its market power to eliminate competition and would be in a position, once all the other booksellers had been driven out of business, to charge higher prices.

The office of the United Nations high commissioner for refugees said it was especially concerned over possible restrictions because Denmark is to take over the rotating presidency of the European Union for the second half of 2002 and would be in a position to influence Europe-wide asylum policies.

This, therefore, provided strong evidence that at least a subpopulation of the abnormally present macrophages expressed virus and would be in an activation state.

The role of Siebog in these practical applications is possible and feasible and would be in providing a standards-compliant, platform-independent, and efficient [4] multiagent middleware.

Even David might walk – though that would seem petulant and would be, in the long term, a bad mistake.

She said he would be here at about 3 30 and would be in the county for close an hour.

Trump's failings as a candidate and a person are manifest, and he would be in a position to wreak considerable havoc if elected.