Sentence examples for it would've been work from inspiring English sources

McCartney also describes the time that he and Lennon, sitting together and watching "Saturday Night Live" in 1976, nearly answered Lorne Michaels' call for them to reunite on live television, but decided not to, since it "would've been work and we were having a night off".

"But it would have been work.

So you can be sure that, had Cumberbatch indulged in any serious kind of rant about class, or seriously "threatened" to go to America, it would have been worked into the intro, if not the headline.

If on 6 September, I had already known of any aggressive intention against Russia I would have said exactly the contrary; for with this order, as I had issued it, I would have been working in the interests of Gisevius and his friends-namely, I would have been informing the Russians that we were beginning to deploy our troops.

It means Gary would have been working illegally overseas.

Sean Malone said that he enjoyed playing on the album, but that "it would have been nice to work out parts with Mike as they were being recorded rather than after the fact".

No one was going to finance that movie, but I'm reasonably sure it would've been a powerful work of art.

Mr. Truman said it would have been uphill work for Nest to make a profit under Condé Nast, which has high overhead.

"It would have been like work experience, with him shadowing Brendan Rodgers, looking at how the academy is run - all the different aspects of the club.

Woodward notes that it would have been possible, working from FEC records, to make "cold calls" of big Democratic donors, "asking if they had received calls from Gore".

If those had gone wrong, it would have been hard to work out why they failed.