Sentence examples for which would literally from inspiring English sources
Archigram, the British architectural group, produced a series of visionary concepts such as the Walking City, which would, literally walk from one place to another on its giant legs, and a Plug-In City designed specifically to enable its occupants to add or subtract different units as their needs changed.
As envisioned, our system would provide on demand, point-to-point mobility within our city which would literally transform public transportation, and would offer a blueprint for hyperlocal mobility solutions for other cities and regions.
While this means we're missing out on observations like deli wrap of the day fans probably being very into soulful-house, and MK being the DJ of choice for people who order shaker side salads, it does mean we're not literally listing every possible combination of food and drink at McDonald's which would take literally longer than the earth has left.
In 1994 the open outcry method of trading (by which traders would literally shout their orders) started to be replaced by electronic trading systems.
Note that the rationale behind using the contention window, even after performing carrier sensing, is to mandate contending users to access the channel only after a further deferral (random backoff) period which would possibly avoid concurrent transmissions (literally, packet collisions) from multiple contending users.
Which would be fine, had she not literally pointedly centred her entire riposte around Alibhai-Brown appreciating the country from which she'd benefitted from.
If you've never met a Muslim (which would be pretty wild, there are literally over a billion of us) Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar.
