Sentence examples for they'd be given from inspiring English sources

If it was a schoolyard they'd be given a time out but the federal government prefers to back the bully.

They'd be given a sheet to play something like Ode to Joy and many of them couldn't actually read the notation.

But the Obama Defense Department is entirely free to ensure that those men and women continue to use their skills to serve their country in those same offices as civilians.Wait, so they'd be given separate jobs, but equal ones.

About a third of the subjects were told they'd be given a small bonus, another third were promised a medium-level bonus, and the last third could earn a high bonus.

But the so-called "gold standard" for medical research, the randomised controlled trial, threw up huge barriers for many HIV+ patients – some people were rejected because they were the wrong age, or gender, or because they were taking other medications, while even those who were enrolled still faced the possibility that they'd be given a placebo and not a functional drug at all.

And the news they were most anticipating that they'd be given significant access to the iPhone's platform, in order to develop new software for the gadget never materialized.

"If they're stealing secrets normally, they'd be giving bribes.

They'd be giving up, to a certain extent, the face of the Diamondbacks right now.

This way, they'd be giving employees a way to leave, but the door would be opened just a teeny bit.

They thought they'd be giving up more than they'd gain," he said.

They'd been given no help at all.