Sentence examples for would traveling from inspiring English sources

The passengers would pay less per person than they would traveling alone, but the drivers would make more per trip.

Being apart during those first two months in Iraq was difficult, but would traveling and working together be even harder?

As Charles Montgomery writes in Happy City: "Why would traveling more slowly and using more effort offer more satisfaction than driving?

Could this if-this-is-Tuesday-it-must-be-Copenhagen trip (the kind I always poked fun at in my more mobile youth and before knee replacement surgery two years ago) satisfy my normal curiosity about people and places, provide anything more than a fleeting glimpse of fabled cities? Would traveling with a group of my age peers be like spending two weeks in a retirement home?

The OPERA team had timed neutrinos fired through Earth from the European particle physics laboratory, CERN, near Geneva, Switzerland, and found that they made the 730-kilometer trip to Gran Sasso 60 nanosecond faster than they would traveling at light speed.

That meant the right side of the car (I would be traveling counterclockwise) would come to within a few feet of the imposing steel guardrail.

They were delivered with an eye toward where he would be traveling, whom he would be seeing and how he wanted them to see him.

I did not know with whom I would be traveling or where we would be going.

"People would continue traveling," he said, "and we would continue expanding".

When the project began, "I had no idea that this would be the journey I would be traveling," said Mitchel Maidman, the president of Townhouse Management Company, the developer.

Though we would be traveling in what we hoped would be a straight line, there is no banking to slow the car if you get into trouble.