Sentence examples for playing would have from inspiring English sources

Had Wigan not paid a six-figure sum to bring Sam Tomkins back from the NRL next year, the demand from Warriors fans for the Australian full-back Matty Bowen to continue playing would have been heard on both sides of the Pennies, such has been his form this year.

To receive money for playing would have been recognised as an act of professionalism and would have resulted in action from one of the governing unions, normally suspension or a ban.

More clarity and nuance in the playing would have helped immensely.

A great measure of soft-edged, dark-hued playing would have been welcome in the two movements of Augusta Read Thomas's "Sun Threads" (1999-2002) as well.

Perhaps the musicians would have sounded the same if another conductor had been on the podium, but I doubt that the playing would have had such extreme concentration, such meditative intensity.

The jazzy exchanges between Spalding, Genovese and Carrington on Short and Sweet suggest that a little more straight trio playing would have been welcome, but the way the strings scythe in under Spalding's rising voice on Knowledge of Good and Evil, or canter in unison with her on Genovese's Latin swinger Chacarera, reinforce this album's sense of relaxed, cross-idiom balance.

"Any team that we would have played would have been tough for us," Iceland Coach Lars Lagerback said.

"Anybody who could have had the opportunity to play would have wanted to," she added.

"Macbeth," had it been played, would have greatly pleased these listeners.

His teammate, cornerback Jason Sehorn, said, "For us to play would have been ridiculous".

But the prominent role that students played would have alarmed them (students led the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989).