Sentence examples for would have boasted from inspiring English sources

When the film was running at its full length, without continuity gaffes, the team began to reintroduce the tinting it would have boasted on its first release.

But his double act with Mr Osborne may have an improving influence on Britain's social cohesion and ultimately its credit rating, as well as on the Tories' rating in opinion polls.Alone, Mr Osborne and the Tories would have boasted only a thin mandate to make what will necessarily be the sharpest spending cuts in recent history.

This conversion would have boasted expansive flag facilities and fully capable radar and communication systems for commanding carrier task forces, though there would have been no facilities for amphibious operations.

He was said to have boasted that he would "dictate terms of peace in the White House".

Winnie Mandela was among the first of the glitterati to arrive, resplendent in a long, green silk dress - a creation that her personal publicist had boasted would 'astonish South Africa'.

The news, delivered in a letter by the company's founder and chief executive, Elizabeth Holmes, appears to be the end of its much hyped Edison technology that the company had boasted would disrupt the nation's blood-testing industry.

DoCoMo had boasted it would launch the world's first commercial 3G network on May 30th.

It is a damaging blow the Co-op, which had boasted it would become a major challenger in high street banking.

During a visit to India by Xi Jinping, the Chinese leader, Chinese soldiers crossed a disputed border and camped in Himalayan territory that India considers its own, humiliating a man who had boasted he would secure the frontier.

But any decision – or indecision– could have significant consequences beyond 2016: Republican frontrunner Donald Trump has boasted he would "bomb the shit out of Isis" and, disturbingly, said the US military should kill their families as well.

For weeks, General Conway and other Marine commanders had boasted they would shift tactics to work more closely with local people, to gain their trust, and, in the process, glean intelligence about insurgents' locations.