Sentence examples for dies that would from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rafsanjani had a better idea: "If the shah dies, that would help," he said to this reporter in an interview in 1980.

Barbara K. Baker, a consultant to distributors in the Catholic bookstore market, said there was only limited interest in books about the scandal, especially compared with popular subjects like the life of Pope John Paul II. "If the current pope dies that would overshadow all of this," she said, "the same way after Sept. 11 we all did not care about Gary Condit".

In August, Patterson sent a uniface striking of the reverse die to President Jackson, who approved designs for both sides of the coin In September 1836, Chief Coiner Adam Eckfeldt began sinking the working dies that would be used to strike the coins.

Not to disrupt the order of our dying — that would be impossible — but to be a part of it.

"People will often say, 'Well, if you gave us notice that I'm going to die, that would be helpful,'" recalled Kuntz.

Because I was single and only 15, I thought, "If I sacrifice myself, if I die, that would be easier than if I were married and had children".

None felt any sense of guilt except Frank, who felt that if he died, that would end the matter and wipe out his crime.

"But, if you tied a sheet around your stomach and your baby died, that would mean you personally murdered the baby.

If the algae die, that would put an end to us, as we would gasp to death like fish out of water.

I thought I would die, that they would kill me".

"That the family was dying, that it wouldn't be long before we would have a technological society.