Louis Wheeler could have done nothing that would have so lifted him in the estimation of the miners.
Geewholliker, that would bust me, and make me a financial wreck as the papers say.
If we could find some one that saw a person with a bundle go up the steps, that would give us a clew.
They are the fine old sort that would go and capture both places at the point of the bayonet--and find out their names afterward--but it seems that's not what the Army wants nowadays.
Oh no, that would be all right," with reviving animation, he declared.
That would be too severe a trial, even for your willing legs,' said Nicholas, with a good-humoured smile.
I said, "Kate, my dear, you will only make Mrs Browdie feel uncomfortable, and how very foolish and inconsiderate that would be!
I forgot the collector,' said Kenwigs; 'oh no, that would never do.
That would make it quite complete, that would: quite.
I never saw such a gun in my life,' replied poor Mr. Winkle, looking at the lock, as ifthat would do any good.
But the wise man said, "That would be a careless waste.
That would be against everything we know about electricity.
Now unsure of what to do with it that would be agreeable to his neighbors, he decided simply to dump it out onto his driveway on the very spot whence he had scooped it up.
That would be good discipline, you know, for a young doctor who has to please his patients in Middlemarch.
And if he wished them a skinny fowl," said Celia, "that would not be nice.
Sir," saith the Knight, "He that would go before the Saviour of the World ought of right to apparel him as fairly as he may.
Perceval lay the night in the castle of the White Tower, and departed thence on the morrow as he that would fain do somewhat whereof he might deserve well of Messire Gawain.
That would I fain know," saith she, "presently, and I am fain to pray you that you depart not from me until that it hath been proven.
Thirty thousand crowns in alms is not given, as you have done for the last six months, out of pure Christian charity; that would be too grand.
That would not be endurable in any case, and is still less so on the part of those who came to bring the queen the message of a liar.
I do not suppose you will have the presumption to set it to rights--that would be to accuse Her Majesty, Queen Anne, of falsehood.
That would be a misfortune," said De Winter, "and I shall begin to think that we are really doomed.
That would be nothing for us four; it is too much for us two.
That would be real dishonour, the first you have ever known.
That would be real disgrace: the first to touch you.
That would show he had no taste, or make one suspect that he had too much.
That would be a lie, and I don't want to do business that way.
I think, Paul, that would be dishonest," said Mrs. Hoffman.
That would be very convenient," said his mother; "but I think it will hardly do to depend on such good luck happening to you.
Of course," said Linda, "that would be the thing to do.
I think that will have to suffice for the question of dress but you may be sure that I am capable of wearing the loveliest dress imaginable, that would be for a school girl, if I had it to wear.
Eleven something is the shortest time it's been made in; that would give me thirteen--more than enough.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "that would" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
