Sentence examples for would have advance from inspiring English sources

To keep from having to turn people away, Mr. Spenst said that Tamarack would have advance ticket sales, but he said it could be years before numbers would really be an issue.

If the feelings of survivors were paramount, one would expect the opposite: Wagner would be permissible in live performance, because those who wished to avoid the composer would have advance warning, whereas he would be absent from broadcasts, which could fall on unwilling ears.

Still, the name changes were necessary so that Aramark could reliably plan ahead for its takeover in March, Gediman said, and so that visitors would have advance warning about the moves.

How this would have advanced his reputation!

That would mean she would have advanced to the finals.

Israel would have advanced on goal difference with a victory.

"Without it, my cancer would have gone undetected, and it would have advanced".

Flamengo would have advanced only if that match had been a draw.

Its completion, according to a Swedish chemist, J.J. Berzelius, would have "advanced the science of chemistry a full century".

Had del Potro lost one more game against Federer, Murray would have advanced at del Potro's expense.

Azarenka would have advanced with a win, and served for the match twice in the second set.