Sentence examples for would be marvellous from inspiring English sources
It would be marvellous, however, to see Zhang Ziyi honoured by Hollywood.
If Kinyarwanda could get us to that, that would be marvellous.
"I thought it would be marvellous to have Mr Darcy and Mr Bingley going to see her," he said, intriguingly.
"There are so many sounds in my head and it would be marvellous if they could come out," he says.
It would be marvellous if you could all live in the Lake District, but you've had to say "we're full.
It's happening most of the time but if it happens all of the time time that would be marvellous".
The following week, while campaigning in Wisconsin, he added, "I think it'd be marvellous if the Senate were to pick up Paul Ryan's budget and adopt it and pass it along to the President".
On any basis this would all be marvellous, but I sensed something special in the air on the opening night.
It would of course be marvellous to find a route to make these plans reality".
And I thought, Wouldn't it be marvellous to be able to do a play where somebody is in two or three different place concurrently.
It would, no doubt, be marvellous to phase out National Insurance contributions for employers but, short of finding a spare £50bn somewhere, it is a fantasy.
