Sentence examples for that would form from inspiring English sources

If Justice Kagan were to join them, that would form a very different majority.

The aluminum tubes that would form the gondola's passenger basket emerged a quarter inch too wide.

Any combination you can possibly imagine that would form a British government in the future has ruled this out.

The lands that would form El Salvador became the agricultural heartland of the captaincy general of Guatemala.

Specifically, they need to adopt three policies that would form the core of an E.U. "civilian surge".

From that simple observation, Simonides reportedly invented a technique that would form the basis of what came to be known as the art of memory.

More than the beach itself, I remember family meals at the Crab Cooker — and the lines that would form outside early in the evening.

In the twilight of her career, Thornton travelled across north-west America to record two live prison shows that would form her 1975 album Jail.

Now he wanted to build a bigger, better version of the site, so he had to find someone to write the code that would form AuthorBee's DNA.

Many labor leaders did not support his mayoral bid and talked about creating a "progressive caucus" that would form a majority bloc in the Council.

Upstairs at the center, teachers were watching videos of themselves interacting with their charges, and then filling out questionnaires that would form the basis of group critiques later.