Sentence examples for i would have to continue from inspiring English sources

Responding to the latest ruling, Whelan said: "When I received the diagnosis, I was told I would have to continue with the pregnancy since Ireland's abortion laws do not allow you to end the pregnancy even in these circumstances.

I realized that if he ever left us, I would have to continue without him, for him".

It was all giggles until one of the fellas pointed out that, to stave off any suspicion, I would have to continue my angry reacts.

Befriending a colleague who has no romantic interest in you, in the hope the scales will fall from their eyes as they come to appreciate your fabulous personality, is doomed for so many reasons I'd have to continue into next week's issue just to give you the chapter headings.

"We would have to continue and recover.

"I would have to borrow money to continue as a competitive team and I'm not going to do that," Visser said.

"Are you suggesting I would have to force my daughter to continue a pregnancy from a rapist?" asked Democratic Rep. Donna Howard.

If I was going to continue, I would have to find new ways of making the work, or illustrating the various facts that I knew of, or the ideas that I had that were influenced by the facts.

"If this downturn continues, I would have to adjust my lifestyle -- and that wouldn't be easy.

"I was told I would have to survive in an oppressed land," she continued.

Now, for the sake of continuing realism, I would have to move him.