Sentence examples for which would reach from inspiring English sources

When we started out, we'd read the NME, which would reach us in Australia by ship.

Dr. Botstein would like to see 150 such schools created across the country, which would reach roughly 100,000 students.

His coach and mother, who had traveled to China to support him, both expressed their concerns about the water temperature, which would reach a high above 85 degrees.

But last week the CPS said that – despite a number of new witnesses coming forward to say that the practice was widespread at the newspaper – none of them had evidence which would reach the threshold necessary for a criminal prosecution.

The rebels' ragged volunteer militia was vastly outgunned by Qaddafi's forces, which would reach the gates of Benghazi before American and European war planes began pounding them with bombs on March 19.

"The aim was to bring to power a government which would reach an equitable oil settlement, enabling Iran to become economically sound and financially solvent, and which would vigorously prosecute the dangerously strong Communist Party".

Kohlberg Kravis, based in New York, is raising a fund that could reach $10 billion, which would pass a $6 billion fund being raised by Thomas H. Lee & Company.

Viva's cost could reach $10 billion, which would make it the most expensive casino project ever, if you don't adjust for inflation.

BO saw no reason at the start of the March Madness basketball tournaments not to join everyone else betting which teams would reach which stages and finally win – putting them in the appropriate brackets.

And he was none too scrupulous about the means by which he would reach this goal.

The build-up of troops may have caused short-term delays in aid deliveries, but will pay off if they quickly open transport routes without which nothing would reach the needy anyway.