Sentence examples for would be a bribe from inspiring English sources
"In other words, that would be a bribe," he said.
1) Certainly if I say to a stranger, if you vote for Trump I will give you Laker tickets and take you to dinner — that would be a bribe.
The Authorised Officer cannot ask you for money, or fine money on the spot (this would be a bribe) - the job of the Authorised Officer is to report you to the Department of Transport, who issues fines.
Prosecutors said Dr. Spinella and the company "knew, understood and expected" that the doctor would then bill Medicare and patients for those free samples and that those payments "would be a kickback and bribe" paid in exchange for the doctor's business.
But consider the Mail, booming away about "tawdry charades", "damning indictments" and Eurosceptic ministers "either bullied or bribed into silence… It would be a crime against democracy if open debate on this historic vote were sacrificed to the ambition and vanity of careerist politicians".
Of course, if the $250 million had been given to Congressman Young personally, it would have been a bribe.
"It'd be considered a bribe".
"If a baseball player stepping up to home plate were to lean over and hand the umpire a wad of bills before the pitch, we would know what that was: a bribe.
In 2008, $50£3333) would be enough to bribe a guard.
The unaccepted version would be to bribe people.
