Examples of using Would start in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Just as I would begin to doze off, the cricket would start stridulating again.
And he would grab a pair of drumsticks and he would start hitting the stairs.
Then this Windows 10 Blu-ray Copy would start the whole process.
Vicky, I think you know that I would start where you would start.
But I didn't think they would start the story here.
(g) The Parliament would start discussion this spring of the ratification of the UNESCO Convention against Discrimination in Education.
His delegation hoped that Argentina and the United Kingdom would start a constructive dialogue with a view to reaching a peaceful, just and appropriate negotiated solution in the near future.
If dedicated and trained workers were put on the streets of the cities, countries would start finding answers from children; he therefore urged countries to do so.
Since the announcement on 26 October 2006 that the JI accreditation process would start on 15 November 2006, 15 applications for accreditation from IEs have been received.
I wanted to get started on my list as soon as possible, so my life would start getting better.
Trump has defended the agreement as a major step in dealing with the threat of nuclear-armed North Korea and said he believed Kim's government would start the process of living up to the agreement right away.
The Commission further decided that the Subcommission would start the consideration after the expiration of the three-month period from the date of publication by the Secretary-General of the executive summary, in accordance with rule 51, paragraph 1, of the Rules of Procedure.
Since they had to use cheap dye, however, after awhile the colorful pattern of the futon would start to show through and the fluff from the futon would start to work its way out of the material.".
Since the announcement on 26 October 2006 that the JI accreditation process would start on 15 November 2006, 14 independent entities(IEs) have been granted accreditation, of which three have voluntarily withdrawn their accreditation.
Since the announcement on 26 October 2006 that the JI accreditation process would start on 15 November 2006, fifteen applications for accreditation from independent entities have been received.
I would start here.
I would start there.
I would start there.
Would start a war.
I would start blabbing.