Sentence examples for he'd view from inspiring English sources

It's unlikely he'd view job-sharing with Marshall as a good thing.

A hedge fund consultant who helps pension funds and institutional investors select top hedge fund managers for their portfolios says he'd view a manager who advertises in a more negative light.

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Freud recounted how, during a recent trip to Italy, he'd viewed frescoes of the Last Judgment, and had later forgotten the name of the artist, Luca Signorelli.

Lincoln had known no other world, but until now he'd viewed the struggle from the sidelines, save shooting the odd rat and queuing up for his counterware shots.

William Thomson, the chief of detectives assigned to the case, told the Buffalo News that he'd viewed the video from the casino security camera and doubted that there was any evidence that could lead to criminal charges.

Following Trump's victory in November, Minhaj said he'd viewed the candidate's December 2015 call to temporarily block Muslims from entering the United States as "instantly disqualifying," and argued that "open racism should just be a deal-breaker".

"It other words, he would view himself as the tunnel.

I wonder how he would view something like the new Google contact lenses.

He would view it as an African-American, not as just another young investment banker.