Sentence examples for would barring from inspiring English sources
The opponent would, barring a Milwaukee Bucks comeback, most likely be the resurgent Chicago Bulls, who would improbably be the healthier team of the two now that Derrick Rose is playing like his old self.
In addition, Democrats said, Mr. Brown would seek to make the case that after years of stopgap approaches to the state's mounting budget problems, this one would, barring any calamity, legitimately balance the budget and put the state on a road to normalcy.
If so squeaky clean a marketer seemingly has no qualms about wishing upon a star like Mr. Letterman after last week's events, it is unlikely other advertisers would — barring, agency executives and media experts say, any disturbing or scandalous additional disclosures.
We knew after the morning's long jump and javelin that Jess Ennis would, barring pestilence and plagues of locusts, be crowned Olympic heptathlon champion.
Her bill would bar class-action suits.
Mr. Bush would bar punitive damages.
The proposal would bar American citizens from adopting them.
He would bar fund-raising events for certain periods.
The order would bar him from doing so again.
Hamas said it would bar voting in Gaza without reconciliation.
The bill, if passed, would bar such suits from being filed in state courts.
