Sentence examples for would be standards from inspiring English sources

A.G.: You've always thought of yourself as a rocker, so if I went back to 1968 and told you that songs like "Just the Way You Are" would be standards now, would you be excited?

ON THE WHOLE, there aren't too many GANGSTA RAP joints (those would be songs) that I can flow for you (that would mean the same as "rap") that would meet standards (those would be standards), so here is a pretty chill (that would mean "relaxed" or "tame") parody of "Ridin'" by Weird Al Yankovic: Your thoughts?

Again, this would be standard practice for Mr. Icahn.

Mr. Kyriacou told the state investigators that his requests would be standard in the private sector.

Even this fact would be standard operating procedure if the real purposes of their work were discernible.

At this point, it would be standard practice to break down and say that none of this is any substitute for being at the game.

This would be standard fare for almost any radio-friendly chorus since the dawn of time, but for Ty Dolla $ign it's a gesture of transformation.

The Mexican Constitution prevents Pemex from doing what would be standard practice anywhere else in the world — striking partnerships with private companies to share costs and revenue.

This would be standard procedure in most of the literature courses she'd take in college, and if the terminology of literary criticism was often bloodless and pretentious and ugly, its underlying pleasures were authentic and profound.

"But it's not 'Desperate Housewives.' " Indeed, the amenities, among them washer-dryers and garbage disposal units in every apartment, spacious bathrooms, a community billiards room, a garage and a bicycle storage area, would be standard in the suburbs.

He said investigators had not contacted Mr. Wagner about the renewed investigation, though, in response to a question, he said it would be standard procedure to tell Mr. Wagner, as Wood's survivor, that the case was open again.