Sentence examples for last there would from inspiring English sources

At last, there would be transparency in the legislative process.

At long last, there would be some certainty.

At last, there would be a penalty for unleashing negative ads, because the mere fact of the ads would be more important than their content.

Last, there would be those couples who marry because they just love each other and cannot or do not wish to raise children for whatever reasons.

It is also why the palpable collapse of those promises by the politicians and Lord Coe that, on top of the excitement of last summer, there would be lasting benefits for some of the most neglected youth in what we used to so cheerfully describe as the first world is another cause to feel some of the old angst.

Last night there would have been a mixture of relief and joy across this cricket-mad country as more than a billion people celebrated the extraordinary achievements of one of world's greatest sportsmen.

At long last, it seemed there would be quiet again.

As a last resort, there would be personnel cuts.

Had Sanchez performed better last season, there would not have been as great an urgency to identify the franchise's next quarterback, and Mornhinweg might never have needed to call him last Friday — twice.

If it didn't agree, in advance of the default, to continue to act as the lender of last resort, there would be a bank run in Greece, and, quite probably, a wholesale financial collapse.

And with his record – to score the goals he did last season – there wouldn't be any manager coming in who wouldn't want to keep a player of that quality.