Sentence examples for be in if the from inspiring English sources

AMY DAVIDSON: I wonder if that line would be in if the Bears had made it.

The only fear I have is what shape 15s rugby will be in if the commercial opportunities in sevens are significantly greater than 15s".

Rather, the cognitive state of believing h&r&w is often deemed to be a good state to be in if the proposition is true, not good if it is false.

Imagine how many wars we'd now be in if the 2008 election had gone differently?

The lower jaw was found with hyoid bones, in the position they would be in if the animal was alive.

Tropical birds spend much of their time under the canopy of the forest, so be careful to give your parakeet a shady place to be in if the sun is very hot.

Comma: What you're in if the above surgery doesn't go so good.

It's a great business to be in, if you've got the right crew.

We will be in trouble if the return time is less than the recovery time.

The British government could be in difficulty if the issue goes to court.

According to Chacón, the future of his organization will be in jeopardy if the situation continues.