Sentence examples for would allude from inspiring English sources
From the moment the curtain rose on Thursday night, it was clear that "Polyphonia" would allude to Balanchine's "leotard ballets".
He added that the real "character defect" was in a person who would allude to such faults but not explain them.
It was not clear whether Mr Cameron would allude to the plight of the artist Ai Weiwei, the creator of the "sunflower seeds" installation at London's Tate Modern gallery, who is under house arrest in Beijing.
That plan was scrapped this morning because of Kremlin concerns that Ms Merkel would allude to Germany's longstanding contention that Russia holds the artworks illegally and is morally obliged to return them.
As an adult she would allude to childhood molestations (when reckoning how many lovers she's had, Capote's Holly dismisses "anything that happened before I was 13, because, after all, that just doesn't count").
Perhaps Lasseter thought this would make it look too much like a video game, or that it would allude too directly to the actual danger inherent in real-world racing.
I'd allude to how the drinking and drugs messed up people I knew.
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"Of course it's a bit Butlins," he said, "but who else is doing this?" During recording he'd alluded to a falling out with Holland when they met in a New York bar, and the latter insisted on playing the piano, honky-tonk style; such is one persistent criticism of Jools's behaviour on Later … itself.
He'd alluded to using the antidepressant before a year earlier on Vic Mensa's "U Mad," but never in his own music.
In contrast to critical value reporting, alert value reporting would not allude to a result that may imply a life-threatening situation, but would indicate that an early diagnostic/therapeutic action would improve the patient's management and quality of life.
