Sentence examples for that would perhaps take from inspiring English sources
Also on the bill is Britain's Amir Khan, who was hoping to be half of the main event tonight but is instead taking on Brooklyn boy Luis Collazo, and aiming for a victory that would perhaps take him closer to that shot of his own at Mayweather.
The measure adopted by the Senate today called for up to $85 billion in immediate tax cuts that would take effect this year, perhaps retroactive to Jan . 1
Thomas doesn't discuss the consequences of American-supported coups in Iran and Guatemala, perhaps because that would have taken him well beyond the end of Eisenhower's tenure, but it is an unfortunate and noticeable omission.
In England, perhaps, public prayers like that would be taken to imply support for the war.
And while the Postal Service says that it wanted only to make sure that they had full-time jobs, the women (and their union) suspect that the aim was to make life so uncomfortable for them that they would quit, perhaps taking a $15,000 early-out incentive being offered to some employees.
Perhaps that would take some of the pressure off.
That would really take a lot.
Perhaps Brazil is now ready to do what that would take.
All that would take months.
That would take political courage.
