Sentence examples for would be staring from inspiring English sources

The answer would be staring them in the face and they'd still blow it.

The world would be staring at widespread defaults on corporate and government debts.

"The two of them would be staring into space," Ms. Sheridan said.

Without them, the Dockers would be staring down the barrel at the possibility of another straight sets exit.

But Boston would be staring at J. J. Redick in the draft, Rivers said, if it were not for Pierce's all-around excellence this season.

If I took some opportunity that would have given me a chance to play every day, I would be staring at 100 losses and be miserable there.

"Sometimes he'd be staring at me or my daughter.

If someone had said then that I'd be staring down the $10,000-a-week payroll I face now, I'd have said they were crazy.

He needs the creativity in his life: "I'd have to do something else otherwise I'd be staring at the ceiling every night".

That my blindfold would come off and I'd be staring into a TV camera, into the face of Joe Francis or Paris Hilton.

Just ask your mum etc. If, David M Barnett, it weren't for the fact you're travelling from Leeds – and so there's a chance you're from Yorkshire and are therefore brilliant – you'd be staring down the business end of a violently reluctant 2/10.