Sentence examples for would be types from inspiring English sources

Because "Want Not" has a message — it is about waste, decay and a world where most things are thrown away soon after they're made — there was a danger the characters would be types instead of people.

I would be typing out and editing Neve's story for the next month.

Let's be clear about one thing: if it were not for Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki, I would be typing this column in L.A. or Sydney or Seoul.

Bayer would ship Cipro to Kaiser in the usual way, but the words "Distributed by Kaiser Foundation Hospitals" would be typed on each bottle's label along with Kaiser's national drug code number rather than Bayer's.

Its dictation boilerplate is limited to one line; thus, a four-line address that would be "typed" by simply saying, for example, "full address macro" is not possible as a shortcut.

How could he have granted free will when, omnipotent and perfect as he was, he would have known that I would be typing these words and you would be reading this column as he created the Universe?

If I didn't have violent fps games to blow off steam as a teen, I would be typing this from a penitentiary library… between lunch and rape.

Thus, instead of merely asserting membership of group LFQSCWFLJHTTHZ-UHFFFAOYSA-NFGXYZ in the ethanol molecule (where to save space, XYZ is the appropriate hash), it would be typed to the FGXXX functional group.

And removing it would be trivial, says Graham-Cumming: "You'd go to the telecom company, and a command would be typed into the routers, saying 6697 doesn't exist anymore, or that it's empty.

Publicly acknowledging the Dalai Lama's cause would be type of change I hoped to see when I gave money to Obama's campaign.

Interviewees were informed that the interviews would be tape-recorded, and that the interviews would be typed up and reported in an anonymous format.