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Terms for subject Cliche / convention containing have will | all forms
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as luck would have itпо счастливому совпадению (While strolling around the property, they suddenly were taken aback when they spotted what appeared to be a little girl in the uppermost window of the medieval building. "I remember thinking 'did we really just see that?,'" Newport later recalled, marveling that "in a blink, she was gone." As luck would have it, she happened to be taking pictures of the castle when the strange sighting occurred and so she checked her phone to see if it might have captured the curious observer that she thought she had noticed. coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver)
as luck would have itна счастье (In a worrisome incident that unfolded in the skies over England, a Boeing 737 nearly collided with an unidentified flying object that came within ten feet of the airliner. (...) Chillingly, the report goes on to state that "the object appeared without warning and there was no time to act." As luck would have it, the airliner managed to avoid colliding with the UFO, which passed the craft by a mere 10 feet. coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver)
had + subject 1 + past participle, subject 2 + would have + past participleесли бы (Had the referendum passed, grocers, convenience marts and drugstores would have charged shoppers 20 cents for each bag they were provided at checkout counters. ART Vancouver)
we'll have to seeпоживём – увидим ("Do you think this strategy will work?" "Well, we'll have to see." ART Vancouver)
will have heard ofнаверняка слыхали о (Most people will have heard of the Yeti, the Bigfoot and the Sasquatch but very few have seen any of these hairy man-beasts. -- Большинство людей наверняка слыхали о ... ART Vancouver)