Sentence examples for would have originally from inspiring English sources
There have already been incredible advancements over the past decade that we would have originally have thought impossible.
Because of the development rights, the building will be seven stories taller than zoning would have originally allowed.
Just around the corner revealed the designer's first bold gesture: a 12-ton stone cantilevered staircase she had built and installed as it would have originally been in the house.
The Oxford Companion to Food suggests crumble probably originated in the second world war, as a quicker, easier alternative to pastry, and would have originally used whatever fat was available at the time.
Lysistrata 's male chorus would have originally accessorised with an oversized leather member connected to a string, which could be pulled to display excitement, or, in the second act, pain.
A small cylindrical box referred to as a "pyxis," now stripped of the inlay that would have originally been incised with fine detail, is firmly given to "mid-13th-century Syria" in the label as in the collective book "Masterpieces From the Department of Islamic Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art".
In a show of New Years magnanimity (or, you know, a ploy to push more units) Motorola has slashed the prices of its sans-contract Moto X — a fully-customized 16GB model for any carrier will now only set you back $399 rather than the $499 it would've originally cost.
I had initially received financial aid from UNC when I came here but when the Army ROTC was able to go through because I did finally get medically qualified, I lost all of that financial aid that I'd had originally.
Djokovic understandably expressed his desire for the Murray-Nadal match to go as long as his had, though the rescheduled Monday final will give him more recovery time than he would have had originally.
The south tower was probably intended to resemble the gatehouses of contemporary castles such as Caernarfon and Denbigh, and would probably have originally shared the former's "banded" stonework.
The walls are rough plastered as they would have been originally, and the floors are the original flagstones, extending through the opening into the dining room.
