Sentence examples for we would construct from inspiring English sources

I distributed piles of arrows, blank paper, and colored markers, and announced we would construct our diagram of the Revolution on the table.

"We would construct the dream that was truly our own," Ms. Mussmann said of moving to Hudson and creating the couple's beloved theater space.

"So if we wanted to focus on a specific emotion or a specific theme, we would construct gameplay or art around it" With these foundations laid the studio's specialist departments set to work separately, the designers building gameplay while Druckmann would write scenes and record them with the actors, before the two elements were brought back together.

Therefore, assume the input to be a bit string of length N. If we simply wanted an optimal search through the input space without any boundary conditions, we would construct a one-dimensional Lévy flight in the linear space {0,...,2 N }.

In order to infer the social-skill needs of a nurse from a sample consisting of online vacancies — which we believe to under-represent certain parts of the population of vacancies — we would construct a conditional distribution of skill needs given a certain number of covariates.

We would construct a comprehensive sandbag exchange so that every one of us, no matter what we do or where we do it, could contribute to the levee.

There was something biblical about it, and I realised in that moment that we'd constructed a crazy world around a wounded messiah.

I saw humans as players or actors, and the identities we'd constructed (and those that were constructed for us) as just a farce.

Hence we hypothesised that participants would construct different sorts of paraphrases of indicative and subjunctive causal conditionals, when asked to rephrase the conditionals without using the word 'If'.

We expected that participants would construct paraphrases of counterfactual causal conditionals that reflect not only the multiple possibilities that they have thought about, but also the nature of their epistemic status, that the conjecture differs from the presupposed facts (e.g., 'should', 'had', 'were'were

"We had expected that Haim would construct a schedule where it would have a bigger impact, bigger ratings," Rupert Murdoch told me.