Sentence examples for would love to define from inspiring English sources
Even with the Veronica Lake hair sometimes spilling over one eye, her style is as England would love to define itself - educated, attractive, and somehow classless.
"We would love to publish the defining study that proves the value of this approach," Dr. Keeling said, "But we just haven't seen it".
Syracuse (4-5) is ditching the conference it helped define, and would love to upset Teddy Bridgewater and the Cardinals, then run cackling off to the Atlantic Coast Conference.
"But I would love to see a great British crafts institution helping to define the future".
If the perfect gift can be defined as something someone would love to have but would never buy for himself, what does it mean if, as it turns out, he is perfectly willing to buy that something for himself after all?
O'Neill: I would love to.
"We would love to govern.
Would love to make amends.
Reyes would love to be leading off.
Would love to dance with her.
"I would love to see one made.
