Sentence examples for which would have moved from inspiring English sources
(A previous $14 billion plan, which would have moved the Garden one block over, fell apart five years ago amid the recession and a shortfall in public financing).
Cavendish had been looking for a 25th career Tour stage win, which would have moved him level with Andre Leducq for third all-time in Tour history, but will instead be left to reflect on yet another frustrating day in France.
With Notts waiting to start their second innings and facing a modest target, they were clearly the more frustrated of the two sides, having been denied the chance of a third Championship win of the season, which would have moved them even further away from the bottom two.
These changes imply that juvenile legs has less predictable stresses compared with adults, which would have moved with more regular forward progression.
His most famous escapade was one in which, following the passage of a bill in 1857 which would have moved the territorial capital from Saint Paul to Saint Peter, Rolette absconded with the bill preventing it from becoming law.
To be more specific, if a City Council member behaved in a fiscally irresponsible manner, it wouldn't matter for at least a few years, by which time ambitious pols would have moved on to a county post or the state legislature.
In the past, he proposed a health care plan, the Healthy Americans Act, which, according to Time Magazine's Joe Klein, "would have moved us past our clunky and decrepit employer-based system, was more radical than Obamacare, but would have liberated U.S. businesses from the burden of providing health care for their employees while providing a universal progressive voucher system".
"I would have moved there".
Most businessmen would have moved on.
He would have moved them on.
