Sentence examples for would have equipped from inspiring English sources

A few words of English would have equipped him so well for this seminal moment, but he was invisible.

You'd think that those negotiating and persuasion skills I'd acquired on the job would have equipped me for parenting.

A grammar school education in sixteenth-century England would have equipped Shakespeare with Latin, some Greek, classical history, mythology, rhetoric and drama – a fine start for a playwright.

Had the Today programme done its research, it would have equipped Webb with the answers to these falsehoods, and he wouldn't have allowed them to pass unchallenged.

With the Allosaurus, however, the researchers found that the longissimus muscle was attached much lower on the skull, which would have equipped the dinosaur with a different set of head and neck movements.

"If the muscle on one side contracts, it would turn the head in that direction, but if the muscles on both sides pull, it pulls the head straight back". With the Allosaurus, however, the researchers found that the longissimus muscle was attached much lower on the skull, which would have equipped the dinosaur with a different set of head and neck movements.

Had Escherichia coli of 200 million years or so ago been endowed with the foresight to anticipate the eventual emergence of and subsequent dominance by mammals of this Earth, they would no doubt have equipped themselves, in anticipation of the coming cer­ tainty, with the lac operon to deal with lactose in the suckling mammalian infant's gut.

To have equipped yourself for April First with these critters would have been foolery, pure and simple.

Even without the headsets, searchlight, fan, oxygen tanks, and chemical trays with which it would have been equipped during a dive, the interior felt cramped.

He would have been equipped with little more than a fervent belief that he could be President and an appetite for politics that is inexhaustible even by Washington standards.

If I were a true policy salesman, my Sunday column making the case for extending the payroll tax holiday in the hopes of eventually doing away with payroll taxes altogether would have come equipped with a clever-sounding argument for why payroll tax abolition would somehow magically pay for itself.