Exemplos de uso de Would be left em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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That would be left.
Travel costs, cremation… nothing would be left.
What would be left of you?
If you don't survive,your brother would be left alone.
What would be left of the COM?
The second part of the paragraph would be left unchanged.
What would be left without them?
This is all that would be left of us.
And I would be left with no income and no insurance.
If they do, what would be left of them?
Nothing would be left but a piece of a wall that ran along the side of the temple.
Ashower of ashes is all that would be left of it.
I moved hoping I would be left alone but it just wasn't the case.
Hannibal could disappear too well and you would be left with nothing.
Nothing would be left of the manor but a pile of rubble, with no clues to discover.
The many victims of torture would be left in the lurch.
The Brazilians would be left with three meters of wall space and a table one meter wide.
If there was no ideal at all, you would be left with“what is”.
Thus about EUR 50 bn would be left for financing classical rural development measures.
Besides, if anything happened to you, I would be left here all alone.
And all I would be left with is a motherless little boy and the image of my wife in a car with some man that I had never even heard of.
I built this community in the middle of nowhere so we would be left in peace.
Only twelve days of search time would be left at the end of the expedition to look for Titanic.
In this manner, there would be a reduction in hospital costs and more money would be left over to be divided up.
In fact the only existence that would be left for any person to prove would be the existence of their own thoughts.
If you should disappear in the first confusion, who would be left to point a finger?
And what would be left for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to govern would depend on Hezbollah, a terrorist organization, and Iran.
If all these countries are forced out, not much would be left of the Eurozone.
And then a list of names would be left on my desk… and just even looking at the names would start the whole cycle over again.
By wasting an opportunity to face this mystery, we would be left even more lost and skeptical.