Sentence examples for would be worded from inspiring English sources
It was unclear how the referendum would be worded, but Mr. Papandreou said it would be a vote on whether or not Greeks supported the debt deal and the program of austerity measures in exchange for foreign aid.
Obama asks Congress to authorize use of force against ISIS, but key issue has been how it would be worded.
Each would be worded thusly: "the fine shall be $10 million, or 10percentt of the profits the company reported on its annual shareholders' report last year, whichever is larger".
Those would be words well spent, wouldn't they?
Spoken by anyone other than Sugar, they would be words of warning, or even threat.
They would be word-perfect in their lines, socially skilled and adequately sober.
"aabb" would be words that finish the first two lines rhyme and the next two lines rhyme.
When asked what the newly-minted superspy would do if slapped by the Dark Knight these days, Seeley said, "[Laughs] Oh, there'd be words.
"If I had to sum up this whole campaign in a word, it would be that word – together".
If I could sum up science in one word, it would be the word I ended the previous paragraph with: "why?".
