Sentence examples for would again have from inspiring English sources

He would again have been disappointed with the part he played in that Juve opener.

If West had ducked promptly, South would again have been in doubt.

Some action seemed called for, and a misleading negative double would again have given South a headache.

After Askar Akaev was duly re-elected president in October, they hoped they would again have some breathing-space, if only for economic reasons.

There is the possibility that the PPP would nominate a new prime minister, who would again have to do battle with the courts all over again.

A £20 bet would, again, have got close to the mark, although you'd have needed £200 after frightened bookies had crunched the odds on Dettori's mounts.

Otherwise they would once again have looked beyond him.

After World War II, it appeared that Germany would never again have a military.

"And then I realized that I would never again have an opportunity like this.

"I would never again have anything much to say to him".

The borrower would once again have a reason to make payments instead of walking away from a property.