Example sentences of "would [adv] [verb] [adv] [prep] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 31 | I might have known you would n't run away from opposition . ’ |
| 32 | But it 's worth it cos you , you would n't get there in petrol and back would you ? |
| 33 | But I mean , the Isle of Wight if they went straight after the reception they would n't they would n't get there till Sunday . |
| 34 | That would n't get far with Mahmoud , who , strict Muslim that he was , drank only coffee . |
| 35 | Out of the whole mess , Curtis took consolation from two factors — wounded and losing blood , the bastard would n't get far on foot , and into the bargain he had lost his knife — already on its way to Forensic , who would doubtless prove it to have been the murder weapon with which he had butchered his victims . |
| 36 | The police would n't get far without help from public-spirited persons like yourself . |
| 37 | And I would n't agree therefore with Mr or indeed with er Miss that er either sectors within that general framework erm should be discounted . |
| 38 | The US Federal Trade Commission is still trying to put together a case against Microsoft Corp that will win support from its commissioners , US PC Week reports , and will be collecting final depositions this week : the complaint is now expected to be drastically simplified in an effort to make it acceptable to at least three of the four voting commissioners , and the latest depositions are primarily focused on allegations that Microsoft intentionally built incompatibilities into its software so it would n't work well with offerings from competitors — a complaint set off by Novell Inc , which alleged DR DOS would n't work with Windows 3.1 because Microsoft deliberately added incompatible code ; Microsoft said it had ‘ never developed a product to be intentionally incompatible with some other product ’ ; the Commission is also expected to address the manner in which Microsoft disseminates technical information to developers , and the manner in which it has capitalised on operating system monopoly to build applications sales ; if at least three of the four commissioners agree with the complaint , the case will go to administrative court and Microsoft will be sued by the federal government for anti-trust violations , but the company is not expected to be asked to do anything so drastic as sell units . |
| 39 | There 's a certain sense of community that you would n't find somewhere like Chelsea or South Kensington . |
| 40 | Glancing to his left , he wondered why the Bogeyman chose to live in a room on the first-floor landing instead of making his lair in the cellar , where he would surely feel more at home . |
| 41 | The case would then fall squarely within section 82(1) ( g ) and therefore the conclusion at p. 162 of the judgment referred to by Scott L.J . |
| 42 | The canal would then drive southwards to Norton near to Long Buckby , keeping to the high ground and passing through tunnels at Husbands Bosworth and Crick , descending to the Grand Junction through five locks . |
| 43 | Buses that would otherwise sit unproductively in garages could be turned out to provide services for doctors ' surgeries , shopping and social trips . |
| 44 | But he would never talk badly about Kenneth Horne , or about the writers . ’ |
| 45 | Whether we would be correct to conclude from this that in manic-depression mania was produced by a quasi-toxic suppression of the superego I do not know , but if would certainly accord well with Freud 's suggestion that in the manic interludes in depression we witness ‘ a magnificent festival of the ego , which might then once again feel satisfied with itself ’ . |
| 46 | She would certainly turn away in disgust . |