Sentence examples for would have dissolved from inspiring English sources
Within 24 hours the water would have dissolved the glue.
Had it not managed to agree to keep talking, the assembly would have dissolved in wretched failure.
See articleThailand's highest court dismissed a case that would have dissolved the governing party of Abhisit Vejjajiva.
Members of the 16-member Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission also were fighting for their jobs because the legislation that failed Monday would have dissolved the body.
At this stage, the hydrogen chloride would have dissolved in the ocean (about one mole per litre), but most of the carbon dioxide would have remained in the atmosphere, with only about 0.5 mole per litre in the ocean water.
Cubes of dried pigment in a Victorian set suggest that the owner had a strained budget; he would have dissolved shavings from the cubes to create low-cost inks.
Even situations that would probably have dissolved into drama in the past can now be described as glancing blows.
The order made in the last of these cases was, they argued, a direct authority on the point; for Lord Elden would not have dissolved the injunction, and directed payment to be made to the second incumbrancer, if he had not had a clear and decisive opinion on the subject.
The relationship, thought to be the precursor for an eventual merger of the two telecommunications giants, would likely have dissolved more than a year ago had the two put in place a contingency plan in case they decided to "divorce" and steer separate courses through international waters.
But if Ruby weren't his father, wouldn't he have dissolved the partnership years ago?
