Sentence examples for if one comes from inspiring English sources

So Nigerians go to Kenya and Tanzania and we think, why are you so apologetic?" Adichie is quite up for a fight if one comes along.

"If one comes away from the exhibition somewhat confused about what's happening in South Africa, then that's good," Mr. Kentridge said in an interview at the New Museum.

"If one comes out and the other guy gets a touchdown, you truly don't ever get a sense that it matters to either one of them.

My nought to 60 is mad fast, and other cars can't touch me – if one comes too close, front or rear, I will make big noises, huge, really, relative to my size – because they shouldn't have underestimated me.

It is an image of pure gore, like a snapshot of an abattoir floor, and if one comes upon it in a sequence of torture photographs it seems self-evidently a picture of unspeakable aftermath.

The settlers and others who support them are deliberately creating facts on the ground to undermine the chance of a Palestinian state; and even if one comes into being to ensure that it is so divided and weak as not to present any security threat.

And there would be no room for a baby, if one came along.

"Only if one came up in a dream or something," Keller had deadpanned.

Days before his injury, Wright had said he would be receptive to a better helmet, if one came along.

David Park, a specialist at auction house Bonham's says: "If one came along it would cost tens of thousands of pounds".

A year ago at the World Economic Forum, many chief executives and government officials hoped that an American recession, if one came, would be mild and would not spread overseas.