Sentence examples for times it would from inspiring English sources

If "you had to live with it," Wrynn told the Times, "it would drive you crazy".

If Burke had been open with the public, his former teammate Reggie Smith told the Times, "it would have ruined his career.

The man said at times "it would rain fetuses.

If Jacksons changed with the times it "would lose its appeal", he says.

In older times, it would not have held its ground," Mr. Amir said.

Some traditions relate that if the flag were to be unfurled and waved more than three times, it would either vanish, or lose its powers forever.

At other times it would be right for it to make its forces available for UN operations.

Of all times, it would have to be now.

Even in the best of times, it would be disastrous to slash such vital programs.

According to the New York Times, it would be possible to buy 220,000 followers for £260.

Wiggins, 33, also told The Times: "It would be nice to finish the career with another Olympic gold".