Sentence examples for which would be made from inspiring English sources

They had been raising the rodents to sell for their fur, which would be made into coats and hats.

PricewaterhouseCoopers' findings, Parmalat said, would be the basis for that plan, which would be made public in the coming weeks.

The South African group said it was "considering a possible offer" for Poundland, which would be made in cash.

Mr. Bush offered Russia the promise of deep cuts in the American arsenal, some of which would be made unilaterally.

Quick enactment of this policy change, which would be made through an amendment to a larger Pentagon authorization bill, seems unlikely, especially given widespread opposition among conservatives.

Google's effort could create new interest in millions of out-of-print books, which would be made available at no cost at public libraries.

The Department for Education denied this, saying Devon would remain on their mental health steering group, which would be making recommendations in the summer.

Asked whether Mr Hunt takes mental health seriously, she replied, "He has a basic understanding of it but whether he takes it seriously, the proof of which would be making it a priority, then sadly not".

Determining which cells would be made safer, he said, depended on the available budget.

So, in naming that place as the one from which shipment would be made, the acceptances were in accord with the orders.

In December 1807 Napoleon sought to come to an arrangement by which Lucien would be made a French prince, provided that he would agree to have his marriage annulled.