Sentence examples for would be pieces from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smaldone estimated that 50percentt of the men's collection in the fall would be pieces with a stretch component, 40percentt involving Lycra.

In this case the pieces at any particular stage are all the same finite size, and so one could conclude that the result of carrying on the procedure infinitely would be pieces the same size, which if they exist according to Zeno is greater than zero; but an infinity of equal extended parts is indeed infinitely big.

There would be these pools of particular tracks that would happen together, and then the chaos section would be pieces of all these other source material files.

The officials that prepare the ground for a deal would be piecing together 90% of the final agreement, leaving ministers the other 10% to haggle over on Thursday.

Following the Supreme Court ruling, the startup filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in November 2014, and the next month it was decided that Aereo's assets would be pieced out and sold to the highest bidders.

There would be two pieces of advice I would give to my younger self.

Who could have imagined in 1980 that the U.S.S.R. would be in pieces in just a dozen years?

They decided they would be two-piece boots — that is, made from two pieces of leather, instead of four.

This would be a piece of cake.

For a climber, this would be a piece of cake.

He said that after the Navy shelled the island it would be a piece of cake.