Sentence examples for explaining we would from inspiring English sources

The House of Commons Committee on Culture later issued a report calling for the resignation of the entire management, explaining, "We would prefer to see the house run by a philistine with the requisite financial acumen than by the succession of opera and ballet lovers who have brought a great and valuable institution to its knees".

"Basically, we would have to add another person to your story because it's The Jerry Springer Show it's, like, drama," she said, explaining we would have to concoct a storyline.

Normally, Ash explained, we would have seen Wellington Harbour and the Central Business District from up here.

We adjourned to a pub nearby called Sandy Bell's, where, James explained, we would in all likelihood find Hamish Henderson.

However the prime minister's spokesman said, "The prime minister explained we would have preferred to be consulted in advance".

"We explained we would not tolerate their behavior and would help them have more self-control," said Sara Monner, a school counselor.

He explains: "We would like a committee drawn up from the Premier League, the FA, government and representatives of grassroots football and money dispersed from that.

FOR our test, he explained, we would do a double lane change, a procedure that is considerably less demanding than the government's.

As Rob explained, we would unload all our supplies, carry them and the canoes up the steep 450-foot path, then load everything back into the boats.

Any decision would be taken jointly by the British and US governments and Mr Hammond explained: "We would look at all the pros and the cons and come to a conclusion".

As Minow explained, "We would buy stock in companies that, as my parents used to say about me, were not living up to their potential, and push them around until they did".