Sentence examples for he would generate from inspiring English sources

His standing is such that he would generate considerable interest from a supporter base in need of fresh excitement.

Considering he had been voted the top linebacker in college — beating out Chris Spielman of Ohio State and Dante Jones of Oklahoma, each of whom played in the N.F.L. — McGowan said he thought he would generate more interest.

Just months after he joined the bank, he promised an important client, Alberto Lopez, a wealthy farmer in Argentina, that he would generate a 21percentt return on one of his accounts.

While electronic virtual worlds that allow computer users to share a single online simulation have not succeeded financially, Mr. Rosedale said he hoped that by adding new realism he would generate renewed interest.

Once or twice a week he would generate Power Point slides, which were used in meetings where the Masters of the Universe gathered to decide all our fates.

Emanuel slammed his rival for being vague on how he would generate new revenue to ease the city's massively underfunded pensions or pay for more police boots on the ground.

If Mr. X or Ms. X blew in and made a strong showing in these two contests, he or she would generate enough momentum (and money) to last into late February, when voting takes place in Arizona and Michigan.

If Obama showed some support for this kind of stuff, he'd generate enormous excitement on the left.

But that doesn't necessarily mean that, if he were the nominee, he'd generate more excitement among the much broader Democratic base than another candidate would.

If Obama said he was open to thinking about this sort of fundamental reform, he'd generate tremendous excitement on the right.

On his 2016 debut album, Mù Chè Shān Chū, Howie layered Chinese instruments over trap beats, pairing them in his audio-visual show with 3-D video animations he'd generate with motion-capture Kinect technology.