Example sentences of "would [pers pn] [adv] [verb] [pron] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ Nor would I ever mention your name . ’ |
| 2 | Would I then purchase their goods as a result of a programme being sponsored by that company ? |
| 3 | Now would you rather answer my questions , or try explaining yourself to Marshal Davout at headquarters ? ’ |
| 4 | But now , would you kindly remove your hand from mine ? ’ |
| 5 | Would you kindly write your press releases on a sheet of this paper , if you can bear to do this , so that we can pin them up on the wall and we can walk around and see each other 's press releases and this 'll be a good way of actually discussing them , I think . |
| 6 | " And tell me , child , would you willingly betray your grandfather " |
| 7 | Would you please bring your chairs and that table over here so that we 're all together round this table thank you . |
| 8 | ‘ Now , would you please welcome your host and the driving force behind Crystal Springs — Mr Stephen Reece-Carlton . ’ |
| 9 | If you would like to provide banking services to Nether Wyresdale Parish Council would you please send me details and terms by 15th March so that I can report to the meeting of the Parish Council on 2nd April 1992 . |
| 10 | Yeah and that 's another thing I found I had a letter from the Social Security saying would you please send your order book back you 're not entitled to any more money , your sickness benefit 's run out , I thought it ca n't have , I do n't go back until the twenty fifth of March , phones up for the appointment I got it on the fifth of March , nine days ago |
| 11 | I had , I had a letter , I had two letters one for her and one for me saying would you please send your book back for her and mine send your book back cos I ai n't qualified for |
| 12 | ‘ So I gathered , ’ I said dryly , ‘ and would you also ask which horses are running at Winnipeg and which at Vancouver , and which in Bill 's opinion is the really best horse on the train , not necessarily on form , and which has the best chance of winning either race . ’ |
| 13 | The question this time , however , is would you still put your money on her ? |
| 14 | And so they they virtually what they said was would we would we again renew our pledge that they came through Edingley . |
| 15 | Would they then bring us flowers anymore ? |
| 16 | Would it perhaps affect our outlook on the mother-child relationship if we had to take this responsibility on ourselves ? |
| 17 | So if Gaveston was already trying to murder Lady Eleanor , why would he abruptly change his methods ? ’ |
| 18 | Would he ever know which friends and fellows he had delivered over to the government in that one fatally careless moment ? |
| 19 | Or would he cautiously hold his hand , there in the East March , as he had done before Perth , until he saw which side seemed to be winning , and then join it ? |