Sentence examples for finished it would be from inspiring English sources

With loans, if a borrower died before the loan finished, it would be repaid by the insurance.

If a deal is finished, it would be a second attempt to sell Talecris, a maker of blood plasma drugs, to help its majority owners cash out.

It would be one of the world's largest buildings, and, while it could be built in stages as five separate structures, when the whole thing was finished it would be one interconnected colossus containing more than ten million square feet.

In the case the molecule is not finished, it would be extended in all possible ways by adding one bond.

"Before we finish it would be nice to find conclusive evidence to show we are dealing with the occupation.

With characteristic, powerful flavours of ripe berry and dried fruits, coupled with a smoky, tarry, lengthy finish, it would be great with barbecued lamb or chicken – and would not disgrace the dinner table.

It's not difficult to see why – light, crisply refreshing and with a nice long finish, it would be great for gatherings or as an aperitif with canapés and fishy starters.

If the Corail stem were to have coarser surface finish, it would be more susceptible to damage and wear with increasing femoral size.

"T he Pale King," the name Wallace gave to the novel that, had he finished it, would have been his third, was one-third complete, by an estimate that he made to Nadell in 2007.

If finished it would have been 168 feet long by 102 feet wide, with four pens capable of holding six U-boats.

Besides, the work is never finished – it would of course be gratifying to achieve a kind of Santa-style saturation bombing of all the theatres with a claim on you, stuffing completed scripts down their various chimneys.