Sentence examples for would originally have from inspiring English sources

The niches in the walls of the walkway are of 17th-century origin, and would originally have held classical statues - the walkway would have provided a dignified way of admiring the Great Tower.

The cobalt content gives an indication of the original strength of colour; at 4.8 wt% CoO content, the pigment would originally have been a strong blue.

The word 'loins' would originally have been pronounced the same as 'lines'lines

Dippy would originally have lived about 150m years ago, in the late Jurassic period.

Scientists would originally have used pencil and paper, and more recently computers, to draw the maps.

The Athens plant would originally have sucked four million gallons of water a day from the Hudson.

Many, like a Bovet Fleurier open face watch, circa 1860, with enamel and pearl decoration and a center second, would originally have been manufactured for the Chinese market.

It will pay out a dividend of 70p in July this year with further early payments in 2016 and 2018 that would originally have been paid in 2021.

Assistance would originally have been available to people with incomes up to 400percentt of the poverty level ($88,200 for a family of four).

The car would originally have carried a price tag of £6,000 brand new, making it an expensive but not completely unaffordable option for motoring enthusiasts.

It is likely that beans would originally have made up the lion's share of it, and they should still make up the bulk – this isn't a mixed grill.