Sentence examples for would be to add from inspiring English sources

"The obvious engineering fix would be to add a safety shield.

"The other option," he says, "would be to add $15 or $20 a ticket".

Another would be to add to the deficit by paying for one bailout after another.

Hence the search for possible new combinations.One would be to add the ex-communist Democratic Socialists to Mr Schröder's coalition.

My modest proposal would be to add absurdity to the dollar as a coin of the realm.

His preference would be to add an extra game for everyone, to be played on neutral ground.

Moreover, it shows how inexpensive it would be to add good quality streaming capability to other devices.

You would also think the most direct route to improvement would be to add more staff and raise Medicaid reimbursements for nursing homes.

Under the circumstances, the only outcome of a summit meeting would be to add to Mr. Putin's domestic political capital and his already considerable self-esteem.

The next step up, she said, would be to add built-in shelving or wardrobes that appear to be part of a wall.

The idea would be to add a balanced-budget requirement — never mind about the Fourteenth Amendment, and thank goodness that the Founders made that slightly hard to do.