Sentence examples for would have fled from inspiring English sources
"NBC would have fled in terror from 'Deadwood,' " Milch says.
"I believe Tyson would have fled the scene and it would have spilled into another town".
"No man would have fled town with a prospective editorship on the table," she writes.
I think if I met it sooner, I would have fled".
Most people, Freeh thought, would have fled the White House in embarrassment.
Stars on any other movie would have fled to their trailers to wait in comfort until needed again.
And starting, from her self she wou'd have fled.
If anything less were so — if God, as creator, should shrink from some evil as too diabolical to be overcome, or too bitter to be endured — he would already have fled the field, and the battle would be lost before it had begun.
"If all this was a trap, he wouldn't have fled in a panic," he said.
"They wouldn't have fled off in the wood like a bunch of quail.
Steven Kay, a British lawyer who had been assigned to represent Milosevic, said that the former Serb leader would not have fled, and was not suicidal.
