Sentence examples for it would be minus from inspiring English sources

At the moment it's the summer season there which runs from October to March so it would be minus 10C inland and minus 25C at the South Pole.

Only 42 percent said that the Giuliani endorsement would be a plus, and 37 percent said it would be minus.

"It would be a mini-series and people love those.

"Most observers thought Greece and Romania would secure the top two spots in the group and then it would be a mini-tournament between Northern Ireland, Hungary and Finland for third place, but the result in Hungary puts us in a great position".

"I thought it would be a mini-vacation, but it was more like therapy," said Bruno, the 24-year-old houseguest from East Providence, Rhode Island.

David kept talking, appearing on "Jimmy Kimmel" in April, where he told the host that, at first, they believed it was a boy ("...and Victoria was like, 'Uh, another penis in the house.' She thinks there's too many in the house already"), but found out to Posh Spice's delight that it would be a mini Victoria.

Max, as he called himself, collected the $246 cash deposit that we were told would be required; it would be returned minus $47 for cleaning when we left, assuming we hadn't trashed the place.

It would be cooled to minus-260 degrees to liquefy it for more compact and less volatile shipment.

Bosnia was the most ethnically diverse of the republics and its leaders proposed that it would be in effect a mini-Yugoslavia of Serbs, Croats and Muslims living together.

It didn't take long for us to think of the Cronut and how great it would be if we filled mini versions with Nutella.

Before the third season started, co-creator Brad Falchuk announced that it would be structured as two "mini-seasons" that mimic school semesters, and this episode ends the fall semester.