Sentence examples for which would really from inspiring English sources

I'd have a show called That's Entertainment, which would really see who can entertain.

"I read that Zika can affect tendons and joints which would really affect the athlete.

And they might even cut into consumer spending, which would really throw us into recession.

That set the tone for the culture at Warby Parker, which would really be rooted in open and honest feedback.

As he later told his biographer, Charles White: "One song which would really tear the house down was Tutti Frutti.

Why don't bidders look at partnerships with smaller entities – co-ops and other social enterprises – which would really add value to a more conventional approach.

It would require changing ERISA laws [among a host of others], which would be really, really complicated".

'Um, well, quite a lot of things, but I haven't found anything which would be really useful to me.

He's gorgeous, and he seems to have a nice relationship with the other hens — plus I might end up with chicks, which would be really fun.

He'd bring a wistful, dreamy, drawn-out feel to the piece, which would go really well with the "high ball floating interminably in the air" subject matter.

He said he was going to win or crash — which would have really hurt, since he had broken his collarbone in the crash with Pedrosa.