Sentence examples for gave would from inspiring English sources

I suspect the answer I gave would probably apply to mining.

"I think that had it been Cristiano Ronaldo, Alex Ferguson and Manchester United, the decision they gave would have been different".

In asking that the mayor not be compelled to testify, Mr. Costa added that any testimony Mr. Bloomberg gave would not be based on personal knowledge but rather upon material that he had read or been briefed about.

To declare someone a master makes it sound as if an artist had reached some benchmark of skill and insight, and every performance said master gave would automatically be masterly.

The Democratic group faced a particularly cold reception among Wall Street Democrats, some of whom feared any money they gave would be used to finance attacks on their own industry.

The fact that women could be tempted to pursue other choices than the limited ones you gave would normally be considered too superfluous to mention, but judging from the outdated phrasing you used it seems necessary on this occasion.Eleni BraatFlorence.

But her eight years include a series of well-publicized mistakes that rendered her uncompetitive in the Dewhurst race and gave would-be successors lots to talk about.

(For its part, Phish recently gave would-be pirates a new incentive to do the right thing, announcing that it was donating its profits from Live Phish Downloads to a nonprofit group supporting music education for children).

That gave would-be scammers the two conditions they needed — hype and legitimate information — and numerous websites sprang up offering apparent immediate investment opportunities.

Being a city centre, the area was already full of people, which put the cops noticeably more on edge as it gave would-be aggressors the opportunity to hide in plain sight.

Anything he gives would be nice.