When he is king, what, think you, would happen to the husband of Salome, and what to her?
I am weary--but if I should let them fall, what, think you, would happen?
He told me if I spoke of him it would happen, and if I left it would happen--to father.
That, he warned me, would happen if I stayed away for more than an hour.
For the case of the siege of Keilah forms part of a possible world, which differs from ours only in all that is connected with this hypothesis, and the idea of this possible world represents that which would happen in this case.
Yet it seemed less strange to him to-day than it had ever done before, because he could see that the love that would happenif he was Ellen's lover would be a living thing in thirty years' time.
For she did not know what would happento Richard if his mother died.
And through the sallow mist of her unavailing and repugnant pity there flashed suddenly the lightning of certainty that some day the thing would happen.
If, however, the strain be carried beyond this limit, the bar will not recover its original dimensions, but will be permanently pulled out or pushed in, just as would happen to a spring to which an undue strain had been applied.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "would happen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
