Sentence examples for will be carnage from inspiring English sources
Hopefully there will be carnage.
A strategist at a local trade association predicts that "2011-12 will be carnage year".The fear has to do with jobs.
It'll be carnage on a grand scale.
If cute could kill there'll be carnage at our Issue Launch party next Thursday (April 10).
There will still be carnage this year, and it will include some bigger companies, he predicts.
"There will be casualties, carnage and death," the commission report said.
This means that the current bubble, such as it is, is smaller, and when it does deflate — how rapidly we'll have to see — there will be less carnage — blood, red ink, or otherwise.
Welshman Geraint Thomas, who will also be supporting 28-year-old Froome on Team Sky, reckons it could be "carnage in Corsica".
"2016 is going to be carnage.
"How," demands a Saxon indignant over the slaughter of his people at the hands of Arthur's knights, "can old wounds heal while maggots linger so richly?" We know, of course, what is destined to happen: that the Saxons will indeed recover the memory of the wrongs done to them, and that the Britons will be swept amid carnage and fire from the future England.
