Sentence examples for would be untold from inspiring English sources

He reflected that any pattern, by definition, would be untold years in age and would not change now that the Titan Listening Lab had recorded it.

He said there would be untold financial claims from all those who might have been killed or held hostage by the government of Mr. Hussein, for example, in addition to those harmed by disasters like the ignition of Kuwaiti oil fields in February 1991.

If so, in their vast numbers, they would be achieving untold destruction throughout communities, universities, workplaces, etc., worldwide.

He pulled it back to Interdynamics, where it would be put into untold thousands of canisters to cool untold thousands of Brooklynites in their cars next summer.

Now TIME's story can be untold.

That, honestly, my only motivation for purchasing life insurance would be to provide untold riches to those I love — enough that they no longer feared anything.

Further, if the pension fund collapsed, the archdiocese would be liable for "untold millions" in payments from a fund over which it has no control, he said.

Most importantly, investments would be made and untold treasures would find their way to Turkey from the EU's various funds so that, like the Greeks, we too would collectively take a step up the social ladder and be able to live as comfortably as other Europeans.

And all they'd end up with would be a basic product with untold layers of unnecessary polish on it.

Without them, women would be left open to the untold horror of ISIL.

For Baghdadi, confronting Assad alone -- an Assad supported by Iran and ideally the West -- would be a recruiting gift of untold value.