Sentence examples for would be die from inspiring English sources
The case usually made -- that the towers would ruin views and were bad for birds and other living things--was mostly resorted to because people figured that their real reasons for fighting the towers would be die on the table as pie-in-the-sky.
Hofmannsthal, who originally thought the music too heavy, paid it a backhanded compliment when noting in a letter to Strauss that the success of an opera did not turn on the music, "otherwise your most successful opera would be 'Die Frau ohne Schatten,' whose score is described as a veritable miracle".
Unfortunately, this time it would be 'Die'.
At that rate, 12,000 adults would be dying needlessly in the NHS in England.
"The children are being taken care of, and if I wasn't here, people would be dying," she concluded.
If there were not some profound intuitive fit between us and these machines, we would be dying by the millions.
Even without harmful pathogens from land, "I think they would be dying from something else," said James Estes, a marine ecologist at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
It will be a renaissance like in New York City neighborhoods, in Harlem and other places you would have never thought people would be dying to move into again".
"I would think that fans of the Strokes would be dying to love a band like Rooney or Phantom Planet," Mr. Carmine, 19, said.
"If bats are even remotely as dangerous as people say they are, people would be dying like flies in Austin," he said.
"I think 90 percent of the males in this country would be dying to watch the Super Bowl and be immersed in it," said Riddhi Patel, an analyst at the research firm iSuppli.
