Sentence examples for one would have got from inspiring English sources

One would have got long odds last year on Ashley Young being the most effective winger in a Manchester derby featuring Juan Mata, David Silva and Jesús Navas but the 29-year-old eclipsed the Spanish trio with a hugely influential display at Old Trafford.

But then no one would have gotten the message – the rules have changed.

No one would have gotten away with making such assertions about Judaism, Buddhism or Islam.

Bill McHenry took over the tensile melody, written for cello, on soprano saxophone, an instrument he doesn't normally play; he gave it a personal reading over the slowly tolling piano chords, a little less sure and steady than one would have gotten from either of the two saxophonists next to him, who both play it a lot.

Out of the three Next Link offerings I saw this year in full production, I'm pretty sure only one would have gotten a recommendation from me in the screening phase.

"Of course it's frustrating, no-one would have got to this level unless you're competitive," he continued.

Envisage this column as a leaf scoop extended over the pool to net the ones that would've got away.

"If we had got a goal, we probably would've got another one," said the Argyle manager Derek Adams, whose team lost to Grimsby on Saturday.

If it had been a Vietnam film, at least one soldier would have got to question himself, or somehow connect with the audience over the sorrow of war.

"They're all waiting for Shilts to come and I heard Alan, next to the coach, shout: 'Come on, fatty!' I thought: 'You can't speak to your manager like that.' No one else would have got away with it".

In the time spent trying to locate them, Hoey missed the one flight that would have got him back in time to tee off at 07:40 BST on the Saturday so he was then forced to withdraw.