Sentence examples for would be mass from inspiring English sources

There would be mass murder'.

The worst outcome, he suggested, would be mass migrations out of the region, along with bitter interstate court battles over the dwindling water supplies.

There was a concern in the business community initially that there would be mass lynchings for the ratings agencies in courts across the country.

"There would be mass resignations at all levels and you would face the very real prospect of an event which would effectively be a mutiny," the general said.

In an ideal world, a more scientific and less risky alternative would be mass vaccination against any nasties that terrorists might unleash.

There would be mass resignations at all levels and you would face the very real prospect of an event which would effectively be a mutiny".

Councillors suspected that land speculators wanting to build between Oxford Street and Workington train station were behind the project rather than super-patriotic townspeople who today would be mass-producing cupcakes – the unofficial symbol of Queen Elizabeth II's diamond day.

From the thirties on, Grant looked for comedies that would be mass-oriented versions of the Nöel Coward and Philip Barry and Frederick Lonsdale drawing-room and boudoir farces that Broadway theatre-goers admired in the twenties.

Mr. Sibal said last year that more than a million of the $35 laptops would be mass-produced, though he didn't specify a time frame or disclose the manufacturer.

"If climate change were caused by gay sex, or by the practice of eating kittens, millions of protesters would be massing in the streets".

But the bigger prize would be mass-market production of electric cars.