Sentence examples for would alas from inspiring English sources

He spoke with the sucked-in-cheeks manner of a man holding forth with unearned authority, as he said: It's highly unlikely, Lee, regarding the patterns set forth by his previous movements, that he would alas venture, as I've said a few times before, to risk arriving at a location known to fit into his past movements.

For $260 the first year and an additional $60 each year thereafter I would, alas, stick with what I have.

A conflagration between Iran and Israel would, alas, be seen as a faith-based conflict by millions; so would war between India and Pakistan.

For Mr Obama now to take up the no-protection cause at the G20's forthcoming meeting in Pittsburgh would, alas, be laughable.

By automation, he meant that dispatchers would press a button that would categorize the calls ("weapons" rather than "possible sword"), which would, alas, cost the messages some of their quirky flavor.

On my last trip to Saudi Arabia, I brought in a Bible to see what would happen (alas, the customs officer searched only my laptop bag).

The Republican proposals would not, alas, be short term, but dangerously long term, in their impact..

It would be impossible, alas, to visit Porto Vergogna, since the author had made it up.

And if Shakira or another artist were to be dragged into political battle, at least her enemies would not become ALAS's enemies as well.

The meeting's working committee would, helped by ALAS's research wing in New York and a more political headquarters in Bogotá, establish and define best practices and help states develop pilot projects in at least five countries.

If the southpaw DNA shown over the title screen had been the only thing wrong with this heartbreaking bastard, that would fine, but alas it raced downhill from there.