Sentence examples for would communicate that from inspiring English sources
"Clearly, if it is community-specific, region-specific, weapon-specific, we would communicate that immediately," he added.
The second meaning of "complexion" would communicate that the beloved's inner, cheerful, and temperate disposition is sometimes blotted out like the sun on a cloudy day.
If the desired progress had not been reached by summer 2011, Petraeus said "I would communicate that to him.... That's real life".
"Many of our minority brothers and sisters will be especially hurt by this invitation and I fear that it would communicate that our political associations are more important than our association with them," Kell said.
If The Donald did these 3 things, or even any of them well, he would communicate that he does have the all-essential "Auditory Digital" part of his brain and forever change the nagging perception that he is not substantive enough to be President of The United States.
I'd been texting her about my delay because we'd communicated that way before.
Of course, the issue would be communicating that information to the swimmer, to let them know exactly how high their pulse rate is during training.
Others focused on instructor behaviors that would communicate to students that "they are known" and "valued" by the instructor and that the instructor "cared about their learning process" and is "on the students' side and there to help them".
The idea was that the two brothers would communicate exclusively in that fashion for an entire year.
"The message that you would communicate is that this is the way politics has always been: take and get, quid pro quo's, and money plays a role in everything".
