Sentence examples for would have remarked from inspiring English sources

Lord knows there was a time when you would have remarked that Mel couldn't get arrested in Hollywood, except for the fact that arrested was pretty much all he could get.

We would have remarks from Kempton, something from C. D. Batchelor, a cartoonist for the Daily News and himself a Pulitzer Prize winner, from Dan Parker of the Daily Mirror, and from me.

"They had plots that we would find laughable today," Clarke has remarked.

Witnesses have told police Ayad had remarked he would marry the young Briton.

Perhaps Javier, who was an avid businessman -- "If it was possible to sell his mother, he would have," Junquera remarks -- benefited from the trafficking of spurious Goyas without painting them.

Many participants remarked that they would have rewarded themselves with more food or drink than they had estimated would compensate, he said.

"Who would have thought it?" remarked Tim Martin in the Daily Telegraph.

"Had that been a World Cup quarter-final or an important pool match, the result would have been enough," remarked Johnson, attempting to look on the bright side.

The White House said it would have no comment on his remarks.

"If we had carried out this attempt, we would have announced it," he remarked.

"Two years ago, if someone had come and offered me the Credit Lyonnais on a plate, I would have been interested," he remarked.