Sentence examples for who would very from inspiring English sources

Chasing him is Mr Buhari, another former military ruler who would very much like to do the same.

A surprisingly chipper Neil Wallis who would very much like us to know that the press have this all under control.

"There are some who would very much like to cast a symbolic vote against raising the debt ceiling and nonetheless allow our friends on the left side of the aisle to raise the debt ceiling.

She was going for six months, to teach at a school for poor children who would very likely never be able to afford a bicycle, never mind a scooter.

Even stronger was Douglas's third outing, in "Out of the Past" (1947), where he plays a gangster who would very much like his moll back, plus the forty thousand bucks she took with her.

Since New Jersey votes pretty heavily Democratic in national elections, this is probably not a bad approach for a senator who would very much like to stop being the main issue in the campaign.

There are a lot of working families out there who'd very much like to join that ride.

But you can't miss the sound of a re-energised artist who'd very much like his career back, thank you.

-- but there won't be time for bemusement, because here come two cats who'd very much like you to pet them, and also a dog pawing at your knees, and your new old friend is ten steps ahead of you on the stone path to her house, and did you want a cappuccino or a latte?

"And then there are people who would be very angry and very upset and have a different view of it.

Although my birth mom died many years before I stopped pretending to be her son, life would place another woman into my world who would become very much a mom to me -- and I very much a daughter to her.