Sentence examples for then be torn from inspiring English sources

That structure would then be torn down.

(The existing eastern bridge, which is still in use, will then be torn down).

If all goes according to plan, Armstrong will then be torn down and rebuilt with more seats.

O'Shaughnessy Dam on the Tuolumne River could then be torn down and the valley returned to the federal government for restoration to its old contours, which resembled those of Yosemite Valley.

At its center are a half-dozen or so clans, Jewish and Arab, whose lives intertwine from the 19th century till today, as the Mediterranean port flowers and then is torn apart by conflict.

But if the film doesn't measure up as a piece of historical scholarship, it does manage to be a rather touching exploration of the troupe's life cycle: achieving notoriety, then being torn apart by fame, then being destroyed by forces beyond its control.

The pedicle could have then been torn so that the extra-osseous osteochondroma-like soft tissue mass became truly loose within the knee joint.

Even then were tears and fear and struggle, but the town itself draped in plain glory the passing days.

The Pacific branch would remain open until the new library was completed, then it would be torn down, with a new building put up by the winning bidder.

Then, whatever remains will be torn down so the property can be sold as an empty lot.

Groves then ordered the racetracks to be torn down and the magnets sent back to the factory to be cleaned.