Sentence examples for would be single from inspiring English sources

First, a woman might finally move in, and maybe she would be single, cute, quirky, well read and a fellow admirer of the films of John Sayles.

The thinking had always been, the adviser said, that there would be single voluntary resignation from the court in June even if all the current justices remained in good health.

Initially, I thought I would be single for a few months, but as the years went by I realised that I would be happy on my own for ever.

After a brief study of the statistics, it was decided that, along with not owning a home or a car, the average New Yorker would be single (56.6 per cent), live in a building that has more than ten units (53.9 per cent) and that was built before 1960 (67.2 per cent), and have been born in a different state (50.5 per cent).

Boxee's payment service would be single sign-on and manage all the subscriptions in one place.

I knew it would be single but I didn't expect that level of YouTube success.

You would think that with the prospect of decades in prison looming large, Conrad Black would be single-mindedly preparing to give evidence.

He says he would bring down the deficit faster than Mr Brown (though not exactly how fast), yet at the same time gives reason to doubt he would be single-minded enough to do so.

Boeing predicted last week that a vast majority, about 69 percent, of new jet sales in the next 20 years would be single-aisle aircraft like the Boeing 737 and the Airbus A320, which normally seat around 150 passengers.

He noted that of the 1,300 existing planes that Boeing expects will be replaced with newer, more fuel-efficient models over the next 20 years, the majority would be single-aisle planes.Both Boeing and Airbus are expected to face challenges from smaller competitors in the 100-120 seat market in years to come.

Who would be singled out?