Sentence examples for would have put on from inspiring English sources

The 125,000 extra seats we would have put on would have meant people ended up paying less".

I remember it hurting a lot, but I don't remember it ruining¬â¿ most of the¬â¿ day, or I probably would have put on shoes".

He could have answered that with more teasing, more superiority — possibly this was his notion of flirtation — and I believe that if he had done so I would have put on my coat and walked out into the cold.

If someone had told me there was a cure in a remote village in the mountains of Bhutan, I would have put on my hiking boots and boarded a plane.

He could have answered that with more teasing, more superiority possibly this was his notion of flirtation and I believe that if he had done so I would have put on my coat and walked out into the cold.

She still can't offer a credible explanation of why she gave President Bush the authority to go to war in Iraq (or why she voted against the Levin amendment that would have put on some diplomatic brakes).

You can swap these buttons, but the buttons are not Intuitive.

If I had more time here, I'd have put on one of the Bee Gees disco songs, but that's another story".

To which Chapin replied: "I would have put it on like a shot if I'd had the opportunity.

That was the one I would have put money on if it had come down to it.

Band on the Run, incidentally, was the best-selling album of 1973 and being on the record would have put Fela on the world map.