Sentence examples for would be stories from inspiring English sources

Always there would be stories of lights.

There would be stories of the sick and the old and the poor — some of them Trump supporters — getting priced out of coverage.

And when stories would be made from our war, first by the media and then by filmmakers, they would be stories rooted in the reality of our imitations.

From the beginning he cultivated a style based on the idea he would one day be famous – that these would be stories to enliven a memoir.

By Seamus Heaney The New Yorker, May 26 , 1973P. 48 Always there would be stories of lights View Article Seamus Heaney was a poet and a translator, who died in 2013.

There also would be stories about his father, or his grandfather, who invented a soft drink called 3-Up, then improved it to 4-Up and 5-Up, marketed it as 6-Up and died broken-hearted when it was not a success.

The writers considered introducing about six personality cores stored in portable spheres, whose main function would be story advancement.

By Ruth Lambert Jones The New Yorker, June 27 , 1931 P. 23Where'd be story View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By George Packer.

Two of the towers would be 40 stories tall, the others 25 and 30 stories tall.

Tacopina works for Rodriguez, who promised on Friday that there would be bigger stories to come.

Rosenberg said that the ideal location for a new vault would be "several stories underground".