Sentence examples for would have sailed from inspiring English sources

In past years the pair would have sailed into Schengen once they had done their homework.

Replays showed the Lungi Ngidi delivery would have sailed over the stumps.

Had he reached the very tip of the protuberance, he concluded, he would have sailed straight into the Terrestrial Paradise.

If I had been a normal borrower, the whole deal would have sailed through at a low interest rate.

Had Jones not tipped Gardner's pass, it likely would have sailed past both him and Roundtree, innocently hitting the turf for an incompletion.

If the world was as flat as the Wizards were Saturday afternoon in Cleveland, Columbus would have sailed over the edge.

If Gonzales had been nominated during the first year or so of the Administration, he'd have sailed through.

"Guyan wouldn't have sailed if he didn't think it was safe," Mrs. March said.

Still, several lawmakers said the measure would probably have sailed through the House had it not been for Ms. Drenner.

"If there were grounds for regret, they would simply have sailed past it... one of the decisions was to not regret, not go back into the past".

Although he would doubtless have sailed to re-election if he had stayed on, he is no crowd-puller (his lack of charisma got him nicknamed "the stealth senator").