Sentence examples for it would with from inspiring English sources

The Sunday Times article said that when Mr. Nicholson and Mr. Gallaher were detained last fall the United States told Rhodesia that it would with draw its mission if it was pub licly implicated.

In its announcement today, the commission said it would ?? with the nuclear power industry and other competent groups and persons "to deter mine the feasibility of develop ing more definitive criteria for design objectives" for water cooled power reactors.

After all, this is an American idea, and the responsibility for its failure would rest with Israel much more than it would with the Palestinians.

Sears guaranteed every purchase just as it would with a refrigerator or lawn mower.

It will also leave Sprint carrying more debt, though less than it would with the proposed Dish offer.

The sound of the rifle's report came a second later, as it would with a high-velocity round.

It would, with no slight intended toward the marvelous club loyalty of Zanetti, have to be a major overhaul.

No robust commercial relationship or delicately balanced economic interdependence is at risk, as it would with China.

My hunch is that it would, with the Chiefs' win in San Diego this weekend being simply the latest example.

Water flows in as it would with any other shower, but as it flows away, the used water is collected.

It ended, as everyone knew it would, with the Obama family and America's first black president, but that foregone conclusion did not seem to affect the emotional punch.