Sentence examples for that would after from inspiring English sources

When she first glimpsed the space that would (after much hard labor) morph into Prune, it was the foul-smelling and apocalyptically abandoned crater of a restaurant that had failed.

The interior minister, Charles Rogier, agreed to hand over a large sum of money to build a studio that would, after Wiertz's death, display his works in perpetuity.

Still, props to Will for his principled opposition to a scheme that would, after all, redound to his own ideological and partisan interests.

And he filled it with a 400-strong picture collection, including Van Dycks and Rembrandts that would, after his death, form the basis of Catherine the Great's Hermitage.

They did so in the belief that this was a profession that would (after many long and gruelling years of training) offer stability, respect, job satisfaction - and yes - financial security.

The so-called "cross-eyed electronic umpire" introduced that day used mirrors, lenses and photoelectric cells beneath home plate that would, after detecting a strike through three slots around the plate, emit electric impulses that illuminated what The Brooklyn Eagle called a "saucy red eye" in a nearby cabinet.

I didn't know that I was about to embark on something that would… After a quick check, I learn that I was hacked on July 16th, the same day my girlfriend, Lauren, broke up with me.

Residual Impacts are the impacts of climate change that would occur after adaptation.

"There are some police that would go after the Sunnis," Chris Hickey said.

"And then you prevent the fight that would happen after your holiday dinner".

We didn't want just another charity that would disappear after two years.