Sentence examples for it'd be brilliant from inspiring English sources
"It'd be brilliant and I hope he [McCoy] wins all the big races from now until he retires because he has pushed the bar of endurance, everything to do with racing and riding beyond every limit there's ever been before.
Sadly, this doesn't happen outside of restaurants (it should, it'd be brilliant), but there is nothing like mopping-up the last of your steak juices and Béarnaise with a few fries.
If it worked, it would be brilliant.
It will never happen, but it would be brilliant.
And it would be brilliant to score against them again.
Half of it would be brilliant, and the other half you'd rip up.
Pointing towards the sky, she added: "As soon as the big fella makes it happen, it would be brilliant.
But you couldn't turn it down, it would be brilliant.
"It would be brilliant for them to be reliable and strong.
"If he gets the job it would be brilliant to see him back in the game," Lennon said today.
