Sentence examples for there would go from inspiring English sources

In 1929, anthropologist Bronislaw Malinowski visited the Trobriand Islands and discovered that lovers there would go through several phases of sucking and nibbling during intercourse before biting off each other's eyelashes at the point of orgasm.

An oceanfront house there would go for $75,000 for the period between May 1 and mid-September, she said; a simple three-bedroom inland cottage for $18,500 for mid-May to mid-September.

Before they were through, she would win an Oscar for her role in Prizzi's Honor, and from there would go on to star in The Witches, The Addams Family and The Royal Tenenbaums.

Under the proposals, the 125,000 patients a year who use Lewisham's A&E, plus the 4,360 women who give birth there, would go to hospitals such as the Queen Elizabeth in Woolwich, five miles away, with which Lewisham may merge.

He said that his company would "introduce our salad bar and some other food offerings" in the Daily Soup shops and that the nonsoup offerings there would go well beyond the limited salads and sandwiches that the former owners had added.

Aspas is a Celta fan who says that never mind playing for fierce rivals Deportivo de La Coruña he would not even have a girlfriend from A Coruña – although that might be because no self-respecting girl from there would go out with a Celta player.

Even if not sent there, some would go.

"If the Security Council and the U.N. as a whole were not going there, who would go?" he asked.

If the shop was still there I would go in with a fiver to make up for it.

When I worked there, I would go back and forth with my feelings.

From there it would go underground along the William Floyd Parkway to Yaphank.