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Example sentences for "anything should"

  • What am I to do if anything should happen?

  • I am only thinking that if anything should happen to the Marquis, how very bad it would be for you and the young lords.

  • As I was saying, if anything should happen to my lord it would be very sad for your ladyship and for Lord Frederick, and Lord Augustus, and Lord Gregory.

  • If anything should happen to Elsie, it would be the most natural thing in the world that his uncle should adopt him, his nephew and only near relation, as his heir.

  • If anything should happen, you will be one of the first to hear of it, no doubt.

  • Illustration: "If anything should happen, you will remember?

  • If anything should happen to Derry,' I said, 'do you think that all the money in the world would comfort me?

  • If anything should happen, you will remember?

  • If anything should happen, there's an envelope in the top drawer in my desk for Dr.

  • If anything should happen, don't forget what I said about not temptin' your brother by trustin' him too fur.

  • I advise you, if anything should come up that you can't manage by yourself, to tell me about it quietly, and I'll help you.

  • And if anything should happen, for heaven's sake don't put your husband between two fires!

  • And what if anything should happen to his engine, as it had done before?

  • If anything should happen to his machine a fall from that height might produce most serious results.

  • I will send you my address when I am gone, and you can write to me; and if anything should happen to me, James, will you promise to be a father to my boy?

  • If anything should be the matter in the mean time, advertise in the same way.

  • What do you think they would want to do if--well, if anything should happen, some time?

  • What if anything should happen to her Frank?

  • He said he didn't know where you were, but that he did know positively that if anything should happen to you he would be the first person to know anything about it.

  • I assure you, if anything should happen to him, I should know it before any one else.

  • Oh, if anything should happen to him I couldn't bear it--I couldn't live!

  • There's one thousand dollars sure, if anything should happen to me," he said.

  • But if anything should happen to you," argued Alice, when Harry tried to tell her how hard he would work for her.

  • This may overcloud us all a little if--if anything should happen to Francis Ochterlony.

  • He certainly looks all right," remarked Mrs. Pendleton, "and I can take care of him if anything should be wrong.

  • If anything should happen to her, I believe it would kill me.

  • If anything should happen to him, I'd never forgive myself.

  • Maybe I'm only borrowing trouble, maybe there won't be anything for you or anyone to do; but it would be a big load off my mind to know that if anything should happen.

  • But if anything should happen to us--She'll starve!

  • I know that if anything should happen to me you'd take care of her mother.


    • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "anything should" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    accusation against; anything about; anything but; anything else; anything except; anything for; anything like; anything more; anything that; anything whatever; anything you; common parent; fellow creatures; general officers; holy orders; lord and; made many; many miracles; morbid state; original documents; responsible authority; sent away; standing before; straight line; where possible; whole army