Sentence examples for would be thousands from inspiring English sources

In ordinary circumstances, the birds would be thousands of feet above the wind farm, passing the turbines without incident.

Left behind in every city and town would be thousands of leaflets saying: "We have gone home.

Even if they did, there would be thousands of small sites that all looked different, and had different editorial standards.

What Lintott and Schawinski didn't expect was how popular the site would be: thousands of volunteers arrived shortly after Galaxy Zoo launched.

It was right near the ballpark, so at night when the Tigers were playing there would be thousands of people there.

The initial group of what would be thousands of Mormon settlers departed in 1846, crossing Iowa before establishing winter quarters in what would become Omaha, Nebraska.

If it was 75% Scotland would be 9th.

That would be 21st-century class and service.

Nobody said last year that Leicester would be champions, that Chelsea would be 10th and Liverpool eighth.

Had they lost on Saturday, they would be 11th this morning.

Mr. Bloomberg, with about $19 billion, would be 58th, behind Julius Rosenwald, the early-20th-century president of Sears, Roebuck.