Sentence examples for would have constructed from inspiring English sources

If the Red Sox were assigned the task of building the perfect player, they would have constructed someone who hit, fielded, walked and talked like Teixeira.

The society hoped to double its gallery space, add an elevator and augment educational, administrative and storage space, and would have constructed a fifth floor in the main building; these plans are now defunct.

Hampshire started the fourth day with a lead of 55 and all 10 wickets in hand – surely a few lollipops and a bit of smiting would have constructed a target of 275 or so in two sessions and made a match of it?

The timeline for 2010 becomes a way to discover a 2004 Op-Ed suggesting that by now, North Korea would have constructed some 200 nuclear warheads, or a 2007 article accurately predicting difficult policy decisions for Democrats over the expiration of George Bush's tax cuts.

Girardi declined to say how he would have constructed the lineup had Granderson been healthy, though it is possible Granderson would have slid to third to maximize the power in the middle of the lineup, bumping Mark Teixeira and Robinson Cano.

You'd think Microsoft would have constructed a more durable system.

In this case, I am willing to accept the pipes growing into skyscrapers as poetic license, but not the three keyboards, which neither E. M. Skinner nor Donald Harrison nor Charles Fisk would ever have constructed; nor could E. Power Biggs or Virgil Fox (with all his legendary technique) ever have played upon them.

2. If Starkiller Base is a weaponized, orbit-locked planet that can't be flown, it's the worst weapon ever and not one the First Order would ever have constructed.

"He had… a unique idea that he thought the bad guys could be destroyed by a device," Luibrand said, explaining that his client wouldn't have constructed the x-ray weapon had "criminal" sources not provided materials to make it happen, according to Albany newspaper the Times Union.

Davis is of course right on these matters, but having read The Fixer I believe that any current writer would kill to have constructed such a timeless, unforgettable novel.

North Koreans, Ms. Liem writes, "have built a nation from nothing when the Western Imperialists would have had them fall, have constructed a society in which people actually desire what is best of each other, rather than what is best for the individual self, who resist the clutches of global capitalism, who have survived such hardships and risen up alive, united and strong".