Sentence examples for times which would from inspiring English sources

If there were six things on the plate I'd have to go in six times, which would be dull.

In his poem "Qinfu" ("Ode to the Qin"), Ji Kang (224 263) mentions hui several times, which would indicate that qin design had been standardized by that time.

This does not mean, however, that it does not also move very far away at times, which would have disastrous consequences for life on Earth.

In May, Citibank approached Geffen and asked if he wanted to buy Harbinger's stake in the Times, which would make him the largest shareholder after the Sulzberger family.

This season, the Mets are on pace to be shut out 13 times, which would be the most since the 1992 season, when they were blanked 16 times.

But if Eli Manning is like the average opposing quarterback, he will throw the ball 41 times, which would match a season high.

Such decay may also apply to attention to time, which would change the expected role of attention in timing tasks.

It was among the catchiest music of the time, which would have been enough.

"There was nothing wrong with Andrew's health at the time which would have had an effect on resuscitation".

They so nearly managed again to take the match to extra time, which would have felt better.

That story, however, was published by the Partisan Review, the leading intellectual journal of the time, which would prove to be a crucial association for Bellow.