Sentence examples for may be razed from inspiring English sources
[Village Voice] The Midtown headquarters of Parsons design school may be razed and replaced with a hotel.
The only way to prevent another war is to make it clear that should one break out, Lebanon may be razed to the ground".
As part of Phase 4, a vacant building on 1.2 acres on the western end of the Hub, which was once owned by Kaufman Carpet, may be razed, Mr. Breslin said.
Now considered an eyesore or symbol of blight, they may be razed if Mayor Dave Bing has his way.
Engineers and planners said the central city may be unusable for months to come and that at least a third of the buildings may have to be razed.
It was badly damaged and may need to be razed.
BY DESIGN Some people are suggesting, only a little facetiously, that housing developments may need to be razed to clear the way for more farmland.
We are running out of farmland and some people, like finance guru James Cramer in his recent column for New York magazine urging readers to invest in farm supply equipment, are suggesting — only a little facetiously — that housing developments may need to be razed to clear the way for more farmland.
The latter need not be razed immediately, and may ultimately glean supportive rigging from components not yet constructed.
It's a promise that though the music may end for Matilda and for Sophiatown — which would be razed soon after "The Suit" takes place — it never truly stops.
