Sentence examples for will be melted from inspiring English sources

The steel will be melted, and nothing identifiable will be leaving the site".

Like other guns seized by the police, it will be melted down and reincarnated as wire clothes hangers.

Nevertheless, in 2012 they will be melted down and replaced by nine new ones, intended to recreate the sound of Notre-Dame's original 17th-century bells.

(Too impractical). The same thing holds true for silver: most place settings, unless they are from Georg Jensen or Buccellati, will be melted down for their metal value.

It will then be loaded on to a barge and taken to Portbury Docks, near Bristol, for the start of a sea journey to Sweden, where all five will be melted down and sold as scrap metal.

On ordinary evenings the Fire Department maintains no special watch, responding only to alarms turned in which seem likely to passersby that the sparks will ignite a tindery tenement or that the street pavement will be melted.

Glaciers in the Himalayas and the Andes, on which entire regions depend for drinking water, will be melting away.

We think demand for holiday flights will be melting as fast the icecreams on Clacton beach in the current heat wave.

The Alps, too, will be melting, releasing deadly giant landslides as thawing permafrost removes the "glue" that holds the peaks together.

New York's snow will be melting soon and before you know it we'll be back to air-conditioner weather, when the electrical grid is taxed to its maximum.

Also, if the climate model projections on the level of warming are right, sea level will be rising for the next thousand years, the glaciers will be melting faster and dramatic increases in the intensity in rainfall rates and hurricanes are expected.