Sentence examples for would have printed from inspiring English sources

I couldn't believe that anyone would have printed a card of such a town.

If Mr. Scott had a real sense of humor, he would have printed the dress with Ms. Von Furstenberg's curly-haired image.

And, finally, had Denzel Washington deigned to tell me he was friends with Mel Gibson, you can bet I would have printed it.

By seven o'clock, he would have printed a few thousand copies of his circular and taken them to the River Road Coffee Shop, where he would hand them out to the pedestrians.

If Ashley Cole really cared about "telling his side of the story" to fans, as opposed to simply extracting another wedge from them, he could have issued quotes on the matter to the Press Association and every newspaper would have printed them.

My thought was that if Warhol had been alive then, he would have printed his work on canvas too, with a machine.

Most recently, Karen was ingeniously flogging busty selfies on eBay that she'd had printed and then sprayed with Chanel perfume.

By the time those tourists returned that night to the rim, the Kolbs would have prints to sell them — proof of the travelers' valor and the canyon's desolate beauty, all in one frame.

Had I decided to use his information, I would have renegotiated the attribution as I had routinely done on countless occasions, or I would not have printed his remarks.

I wrote down things that I would not have been allowed to write about as a journalist, and which the newspapers would not have printed.

Would you have printed the story?