Sentence examples for would saying from inspiring English sources
Mr. FitzSimons assured them that they would, saying that the new corporate structure, which centers on an employee stock ownership plan, would be beneficial to them.
The litmus test is that most of us would simply not feel as comfortable telling friends and family about having a mental health problem, as they would saying they had a physical illness.
Mr. Ryan made it clear that he would portray the Romney-Ryan ticket as protecting Medicare, not "raiding it," as he said Democrats would, saying his own mother's reliance on the program should be proof of his commitment to it.
But the judge, Saliann Scarpulla of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, did not rule on whether the authority must reopen closed booths or rehire laid-off workers, and the authority itself would not comment on whether it would, saying only that it intended to appeal the ruling and to immediately start the public-hearing process.
Mr. Zucker did not formally announce that "Joey" would inherit the "Friends" time slot of Thursday at 8 p.m., but he implied it would, saying, "Clearly, the announcement we made today will go a long way to securing our continued stranglehold" on Thursday night.
Would saying something fall on deaf ears and then a stronger resentment prevail between the two of you?
