Sentence examples for would be spit from inspiring English sources

CERN's pronouncements were intended to allay concerns that a black hole would be spit out of its new Large Hadron Collider and eat the Earth.

The agency said the image was for illustrative purposes only, but the damage was done: the sketches made it look as if subway travelers would be spit out at the wrought-iron door of a particularly gracious doorman building on the intersection's northwest corner, a landmarked block.

Everyone knew he would be spitting venom; the only unknown was how much and how virulent.

"Anything else would be spitting on all those who died under him".

If I had a bad game he would be spitting in my face and worse than that!

Both Tory and Labour members would be spitting, possibly to the point of splitting, but helpless to prevent it.

To accept it, he said, "would be spitting in the eye of a publicity machine and that was not in any way part of my motivation".

Burying Marcos in the LNMB would be spitting on the legacy of the people who fought to give me and younger people the freedom we enjoy today.

He sought to protect the Taliban's independence: "I tried to be not so sweet that I would be eaten whole, and not so bitter that I would be spat out".

"If you were here on Sunday," Ms. Petkovic told a foreign reporter over the weekend, referring to the day of Kosovo's independence declaration a week earlier, "I would be spitting on America, cursing Europeans, saying, 'You are stealing our territory, just because you are bigger and you can do it.' " The depth of her sadness and anger surprised even her, she said.

"He somehow figured out how to randomly generate plots of Ingmar Bergman films—" " 'A dark knight encounters death on a lonely road,' that kind of thing—" "And he left it running, in the condo we were renting, and all day it would be spitting out plots," Mike, Sr., said, chuckling.