Sentence examples for would be whole from inspiring English sources

My shoes would be whole wheat buns!

With a few good minutes, they would be whole again.

She did approve of whole-wheat pasta with an ingredient list of one (that would be whole wheat).

As he walked back toward his house, he realized that now there would be whole days to get through, running before the antic energy of whiskey.

When the Wakeham commission on reform of the House of Lords took evidence in Birmingham they were addressed by, among others, a Zoroastrian whose case seemed to be that no reform would be whole or acceptable which did not find room in the place for at least one Zoroastrian.

If we had the chance to be and were honored for who we were when we were children then today as an adult we would be whole and not constantly searching the internet for answers to our happiness and purpose.

Hence, our study suggests that a promising approach to investigate the molecular basis of locust phase change would be whole-genome comparisons of locusts expressing phase traits inherited under isolation or crowding histories to cast off the potentially confounding proximal effects of rearing density.

You'd go to Bullock's, and when you went up the escalators, there'd be whole walls of cranes.

The whole process would be a whole lot smoother if I could just admit to myself that, yes, overall I do enjoy being an aid worker.

How would they ever be whole and happy again?

"That would be a whole new set of problems and a whole new set of doors to go through".