Sentence examples for would desperately have from inspiring English sources

And, though Fergie hasn't added many to his squad nor, crucially, have Newcastle - which is something you'd have thought they would desperately have needed to do to have any chance.

I would desperately have liked to have had the result go the other way but to be on the field with a player I have learned so much for in one more game and to spend time with him afterwards was actually very special.

I would desperately like to have friends and a relationship but I have no idea how to achieve this.

Companies ranging from General Electric to GMAC have been hurting badly and would desperately love the liquidity that the Fed would provide.

Political spokespeople would desperately try to convince them that their guy had won.

Of all the players Van Gaal would have desperately wanted to remain fit – among the few first-teamers he had left – Martial would have been number one.

Ms. Hobson referred to a line in the transcript in which Mr. Bout told Mr. Smulian he had confirmation for what their buyers would desperately need.

Now, sometimes, it's smarter for me to do the song myself than give it to someone else who three years ago I'd have desperately hoped would sing it".

He said he would have "desperately needed" more national news media attention to get voters interested.

But most of the drugs were spectacularly grim, and only masochists or the desperately ill would have touched them with a bargepole.

Mourinho had the chance to say that the Belgian would have desperately wanted to stay on but he chose instead to mention, more than once, how quickly Hazard had decided he was injured.