Sentence examples for very we would from inspiring English sources

As for the Dutch, "they are frugal, and they are very — we would now say green-minded," said Janice Holden, a vice president and spokeswoman for JFKIAT.

At the very least, we would squander an opportunity we might never have again.

If protocol didn't dictate otherwise, it's very likely we would never wear pants.

At the very least we would have missed loads of flights without her.

But I suspect [it is] very likely we would want to hear oral evidence.

"I was reading the local press in Chennai today and they were very hopeful we would go back.

"If we had more capacity, then it's very likely we would have identified him without secretive methods.

"He told us he hoped very much we wouldn't succeed, but that he rather thought we might," recalls George.

I was always very – as we would say on West 9th St – ascared – ascared of being judged".

"Very often we would not even see the defendant," José Carlos González, a Chihuahua prosecutor, said of the old system.

"Only if it was an attractive proposition would we do anything so it's very unlikely we would let any of our players go.