Sentence examples similar to going that would have from inspiring English sources

Let's go — that would have the risk, but not the abdication, which is the start for her, in all her reliving of this moment, of the erotic slide.

What a way to go that would have been: timed out on debut.

Janikowski missed a 41-yarder with less than five minutes to go that would have broken the tie.

Lundqvist greeted his teammates as the hero, saving a penalty shot by Devils center John Madden with 7 minutes 8 seconds to go that would have tied the game.

There were so many places we could have gone that would have been equally as interesting and ultimately, these were our favorite seven.

Oh, what a way to go that would've been.

"He went close from a very similar position last week and, if that had gone in, that would have been four points from two games instead of two".

Had the war gone well, that would have been forgotten.

Even if the pasta had gone bad, that would have been clear from how it looked, smelled or tasted.

If the DNA analysis had shown genetic uniformity, he went on, that would have meant that the mixing occurred later.

Job subsidies often go to companies that would have hired the people anyway.