Sentence examples for would be does from inspiring English sources

In culinary terms, the question would be "Does anyone still make a quiche?" It's a harder word to rhyme.

The only way, here, in which the prospective parents can avoid violation of the right is by ensuring that the person whose right it would be does not come into existence at all.

I guess the appropriate questions would be: does that following translate into ticket sales for us and our respective companies?

"If it matters from an evolutionary standpoint, the best question would be, does it increase fertility?" says Robert Martin, an evolutionary biologist and adjunct professor at the University of Chicago.

Some might suggest that a better question would be, "does it make sense in water starved California to grow twice as many raisins as we need and dispose of half?" Nearly all of America's raisins are grown in California.

A practical application of this would concept would be: does there seem to be a missing voice?

"It would be done.

Something would be done.

"We would be done.

But the essential part would be done.

Tells how that would be done.