Sentence examples for it would be burned from inspiring English sources

Before the game, Testaverde had warned Tennessee it would be burned if it relied on the blitz.

He wrote down the story of that night and thought then of the rest of the story which could never be written, no matter how secret the paper or how quickly it would be burned or destroyed.

Afterward, according to complaints the Rejas made to the police, Dr. Rahman told Mishal Reja, "We will bomb your building," and Giash Ahmed, a real estate broker and former Republican candidate for state senator, told Farhad Reja it would be burned.

Most of it would be burned in Asia, where it would not fall under EPA regulations.

It would be burnt on the individual's recollection".

"We took then another view of the pictures, and indeed they are very exquisite; the more one sees, the more one admires and desires to".Horace Walpole always regretted the export to Russia of the collection, fearing that it would be "burnt in a wooden palace on the first insurrection".

When she again refused to accept the money, the K Foundation explained that it would be burnt.

"The gases would burn for days on end sometimes, and the frame would get so hot that if you touched it you would be burned".

Environmentalists have long been skeptical of ethanol, mainly because there have been conflicting studies on whether it takes more fossil fuels to grow corn and turn it into ethanol than would be burned by gasoline-powered vehicles.

It would be unlikely that a spy would report English presence in a town that his relatives lived, since it was known that these towns would be burned, as I previously mentioned.

Last week, Hopkins saw the funny side when it was announced that her 40ft effigy would be burned by Kent's Edenbridge Bonfire Society.