Sentence examples for instead there would from inspiring English sources

Instead, there would be narrowly tailored reductions.

Instead, there would be more generic debates.

Instead, there would be two rounds of elections.

Instead, there would be conferences, consultations, and information sharing but freedom of action.

Instead, there would be a total commitment to academics and expertise at something, preferably an instrument.

Instead, there would be one, anyone-can-join primary, followed by a runoff.

Instead, there'd be one game for one crowd at noon or 1 p.m. and a second for an evening crowd at 7 or 8 p.m. Then the playoffs and World Series could end before we need to bring out our snow boots and skis.

instead then there would be no minor tick marks displayed above the 20 and below the -10 values on this axis.

Brown did not take the chance to develop the point, but instead said there would be tough choices, adding that there would be a different profile of future capital spending.

But when asked to give Airbus's own 20-year prediction, he demurred, and said instead that there would be demand for more than 1,500 planes of 400 seats or more -- a much broader category that includes 747's and other planes as well as the A380.

Instead, he said, there would be a mass cremation on Saturday.