Sentence examples for would be comparing from inspiring English sources
Someday, she thought, they would be comparing notes about their parents, lodging their complaints.
"Otherwise people would be comparing it to 'Transformers.' " Like "Transformers," though, the effects in "2012" zip by so fast that they're impossible to take in all at once.
The girls would be comparing brands of hair mousse, bought from Superdrug on the way home the previous afternoon, and the boys would be going 'Arr no miss!
Mr. Holloway said the city would be comparing the flood damage with the map of Zone A and making adjustments to accommodate places like Bulls Head.
If Ann Richards were alive, she and Earl Weaver would be comparing notes -- in salty language -- on what went wrong with their old teams.
"I've done fine, but if I had been a rousing success from the start, I don't think people would be comparing us in the same way.
Competition would still exist as the winning tender would be compared with an in-house comparator in March 2014.
His brain image would be compared to the aggregate image.
"I knew we would be compared," he said.
It was the colossal failure to which all future failures would be compared.
That count would be compared with the touch-screen count every 1,000 votes cast.
