Sentence examples for has would be a from inspiring English sources

Whatever baggage he has would be a wheeled carry-on to Clinton's collection of steamer trunks.

"I think for anyone to take to Test cricket the way he has would be a surprise," says Shaun Pollock, the former South Africa captain, who watched that stunning debut.

A better term for what we actually have would be a private market.

Good decorations to have would be: A Christmas tree.

An alternative, and highly recommended, firearm to have would be a pump-action shotgun.

To have that would be a dream.

"I would have thought there would be a huge turnout.

Having a daughter would be a want.

"I would have thought I'd been a failure.

To have won would have been a bit embarrassing".

You'd have thought that would have been a sure thing.