Sentence examples for would be over on from inspiring English sources

French authorities earlier indicated the camp clearance operation would be over on Wednesday night.

(Never mind that in January the Clintons' chamberlain, Terry McAuliffe, had called the race "a twenty-seven-state contest" that would be "over on February 5th").

Mrs. Clinton was the front-runner for more than a year, but badly miscalculated by assuming the campaign would be over on Super Tuesday.

Gbagbo's characteristic play for time dashed hopes that the conflict, which is causing a humanitarian crisis, would be over on Tuesday.

My preferred method of cooking the lamb chops would be over charcoal on a barbecue, but roasted in a pan over a high heat would also be great.

"Mr Soros has maintained that he did not commit any act of insider dealing," he said, adding that "many issues" were still unresolved and that he was confident the ruling would be over turned on appeal.

That would be over $3.5 billion here, based on Microsoft's latest offer for Yahoo.

If we baby boomers would have had no children, Social Security would be over, although our savings on education would be considerable.

Attorney general Eric Holder said recently that the trial would be over and KSM waiting on death row had the case been prosecuted in federal court in New York City instead.

If only conservatives would think for themselves -- like liberals do -- the war would be over and we could get on with life, governance, and progress.

The vice president had decided to rally his troops and tell them not to lose heart, that the election would not be over on Saturday.