Sentence examples for if he would very from inspiring English sources

Now we're back to Kraft making it sound as if he would very much like to have that ring returned to its rightful owner.

The Fifth Amendment is relevant only because there is no dispute that if Mr. Balsys was deported, he would very likely face prosecution in the countries where he would probably be sent, Lithuania or Israel.

Candie's greatest ally, and "house slave" par excellence, is Samuel L Jackson's magnificent Stephen (Stepin Fetchit if he'd ever been very smart and very, very mean).

"I was quite worried, because I'm quite fussy about Gromit, and I didn't know if he would make a very good blank canvas for the artists to work on.

The story begins in 1953 with the return of Mr Peter Blagden from New York, and for a page or two the irony seems to be held in reserve; we have time to think that Mr Belloc could, if he would, give us a very interesting "ordinary" novel.

"We are very grateful to him for his courage and we will be very happy if he would accept this," Sarna said.

"I think it would be very cool if he would do it," he said.

Frankly, I doubt very much if he would like to be absent, but I wouldn't attempt to speak for him.

At the time the Scot said he would be "very surprised" if he would be fit for the French Open.

So I would be very surprised if he would push this issue as hard as I will".

"I might be able to get him a bit fitter, he got a little tired from the last but I don't think he could have beaten that Cue Card, even if he'd been at his very, very best.