Sentence examples for would change something from inspiring English sources

Maybe that would change something.

Shinjo hoped the victory would "change something".

"Every time Barrett would change something, these guys would change something else," Brian Green, the C.E.O. of Digital Solutions, Betcris's Internet service provider, said.

To try to escape a particular bout of depression, he would change something in his life.

"I warned the players that Chris Hughton would change something and try to shut us down more.

I'm not so sure they feared he would gut it as that he would change something essential about it.

"But he's [coach Howley] come out and said: 'If it's a winning team, why would you change something that's not broken?'".

You'd always change something: if only this player had done this or that player had done something differently".

It something that would not easily change, something dangerous to complain about.

"If it got to a point where I was thinking about him and it was slowing me down, then I would have to change something because going racing is about going as fast as you can".

More than half the brides surveyed would like to change something about the ring.