Sentence examples for she would very from inspiring English sources

She would very likely have died of hypothermia within hours had Mr. Walters not found her, Captain Walsh said.

She said she would very much like Scotland to remain part of both the UK and the EU.

She did occasionally get rather cross with her politicians and when that happened she would very occasionally write a furious letter to be read out in Cabinet.

He asked Erbelding if she regarded it as containing any mysteries, and she said that she would very much like to know whether Emmerich Hoecker is actually Karl Hoecker.

For example, she said, she would very much like to become a New York City Board of Education vendor — if she could find the time to navigate the requirements.

She would very likely need a colostomy, a procedure to divert wastes out through an opening cut in the abdomen, and would have to wear a colostomy bag for the rest of her life.

"I remember many moments when I'd say something and she'd very stealthily pull something out to write it down," she said.

The catch is, love interest Danita (Stephanie Szostak) has a husband whom she'd very much like Ricky to murder.

"I used to see her debating with people, and if she ever wanted to get in to politics she'd be very, very, very good at it".

Confronted with other marriage projects, Elizabeth continued to say that she still would very much like to marry him.

And how does she respond to President Trump saying she'd be "very, very impressed" with his penis?