Sentence examples for it would surely make from inspiring English sources

But Sevens is different and it would surely make a magnificent spectacle.

But it would surely make things more difficult for would-be attackers.

If Oxford were to write to students with high grades encouraging them to apply, it would surely make a huge difference.

When you have a former prime minister criticising this kind of abuse of power, it would surely make the Abbott government think again before using a royal commission for political purposes".

"It would surely make a very curious impression if it became generally known that he is not accepted as a citizen of the UK and that his passport carries an endorsement which suggests that there is something filthy about him.

Maybe it's reading too much into a single appointment to say that Halsey's move to London means that Rattle could also be on his way, but it would surely make him feel even more comfortable with the LSO.

Though for a boombox, it's lookin' pretty Keen It'd surely make proud one Radio Raheem Now I've gotta run, got gadgets to post You love MC Vince like Jesus love toast.

If European leaders were really serious about adapting the EU to enlargement, it would surely have made more sense to let the new members into the EU, give the present system a few years to operate and then decide what needs to be fixed.

A television monitor, for the fourth official, would surely make sure this does not happen again.

It was a performance that would surely make the famously intense Garnett proud.

He was, as they say in the neighborhood, a positivo, who would surely make it in Dutch society.