Sentence examples for would till from inspiring English sources

The poor would till the soil and fill communal warehouses with their crops, which would be distributed to all.

In Israel, the early Zionists argued, Jews would till the fields, defend borders and cast off the sheepishness of the galut (the exile) and its ghetto Jews.

Dealing with Victor Yanukovich, an ungracious loser in last year's presidential race, would till recently have seemed absurd except in Ukraine's shape-shifting political culture.

Your desire will be for your husband, and he will rule over you" — may refer to a decline in women's health and status produced, in early agricultural societies, by the economic need to have children who would till and inherit the land.

A few hundred years ago your family might have had a farm and from sunrise to sundown you would till the soil, milk the cows, and feed the hens.

He wished that all the freemen of Liverpool were then present at that meeting; he would stay till twelve o'clock at night nay, he would stay till twelve o'clock to-morrow night to discuss with them all points connected with this great question; he wished he could have one shake of the hand with the whole body of the freemen of Liverpool.

He was unsure if he would live till daybreak.

They would wait till they got the report.

"We got an agreement several months ago that we would wait till the season's over, then sit down and talk".

For now, this is just grandstanding: even if the U.S. did issue companies permits to export gas, building the necessary infrastructure would take till at least late 2015.

My big sister, who could be Charlie-ish on good days, would wait till no one was looking, take my meat, and hide it in her hankie.