Now that we are working on several resorts, it would be amiss on our part to not go back to Bawa.
It would not be amiss to call these transfers welfare payments.
It would not be amiss to call him the West's first populist, and his speech an early instance of negative campaigning.
It wouldn't be amiss to order a thin-crusted pizza or two, also; the one with big fat capers, pecorino, a little mozzarella, oil and oregano is a personal favorite.
In John Obi Mikel and Nemanja Matic, Hiddink employed two defensive midfielders who sat so deep, about five yards in front of Terry and Zouma, that it wouldn't be amiss to name them centre-backs.
As one apostle (there are 12 who guide the church) later put it in a speech recounted by the historian Kathleen Flake, "I am not dishonest and not a liar... [but] we have always been taught that when the brethren were in a tight place that it would not be amiss to lie to help them out".
It wouldn't be amiss to refer to the repeated, er, ejaculations of the word "Phooey!" by the interloping bohemian (Burgess Meredith) who pursues her, nor to see a Freudian implication or two in his repeated tucking-away of a cylindrical vase in a small, rectangular cupboard.
As a haven of neutrality, it would not be amiss if he could bring a bit of Switzerland to back to Barcelona.
In an expletive-laden tirade that would not be amiss coming from the mouth of The Thick of It's Malcolm Tucker, a Government source has lambasted Ed Miliband for apparently changing his mind about Labour's stance on Syria.
However, a little civility would not be amiss.
