Sentence examples for be different with a from inspiring English sources

Why would that be different with a federal law? A. Clearly, the number of spammers who comply will be small.

The site asks: "How would your life be different with a 700+ credit score?" A person answering the phone at the company declined to comment.

But this year might be different, with a down economy making it harder for traditional candidates to raise money, and with anti-incumbency fever at record levels.

"How would our local weather be different with a different land use?" said Alan Robock, a professor of meteorology who is leading the multidisciplinary team of urban planners, historians and biologists.

But this pinch-yourself week at Turnberry full of crosswind and ultrasentimental plotlines turned out to be different, with a lot of help at the bitter end from Watson and from a tricky 15-foot putt that Cink made for birdie on the 18th.

A friend's son took a loading dock job because it paid well and imagines that his life could be different with a bachelor's degree.

"His delivery is different, with a lot of moving parts.

"It's different with a pitcher then it is for a player," Torre said.

This year is different, with a crop of books that are less combative and more thoughtful.

I don't think it's different with a great manager.

"I just think he is different, with a different way of looking at the world," said Margarita, now aged 87.