Sentence examples for it would have over from inspiring English sources

However, CBS in August had forecast that it would have over 4 million subscribers by year-end for its over-the-top services – CBS All Access and Showtime combined.

The influence it would have over what people see, read and discuss would be enormous.

Swift analysed the forensic and economic disadvantages of Wood's inferior coinage and the effects it would have over Ireland in the first of the pamphlets, A Letter to the Shop-keepers (1724).

In New York, as far back as 1993, Verizon (then NYNEX) claimed it would have over a million lines of fiber optic residential services completed by 1996, as told by their annual reports and press releases.

First, the Taliban regime in Kabul would no more have handed over Bin Laden in response to an international summons than it would have handed over Lord Lucan.

It would have turned over the properties to reputable nonprofit groups to be rehabilitated.

If the war had gone the way people thought it would in 1914, it would have been over long before Lenin took his train to Finland Station.

I think if I'd started it back in New Jersey, or maybe Portland, it would have gone over really well.

"If he took just one step on his dismount, it would have been over," said Avery, the coach.

"I'm not sure how else it would have fallen over," he said, when asked whether or not he believed it had been act of vandalism.

In that case, he said, "To compare every profile required about a hundred and eighty thousand comparisons, and if you did it by hand it would have taken over a year.