Sentence examples for would be swallowed up from inspiring English sources

And spare a thought for the village of Sipson, which would be swallowed up by a third runway.

I thought I would be swallowed up and no one would hear my screams over the beat drops.

I didn't know if I would see him again as a child or if my brother, as I knew him, would be swallowed up by time and absence.

"I knew if I chose to go in the wrong direction then I would be swallowed up in decadence and negativity".

At some point over the next three decades – it varied according to geography – all the money would be swallowed up by care.

And when it rained, as it threatened to do for much of the day, all hope of decent football would be swallowed up in the mud.

"But a few days later, I had to tell them something else because Team GB golds were coming in from all directions and it was obvious that we needed to win a gold or we'd be swallowed up in nothingness".

This wasn't like after Sandy Hook; you didn't get the sense that the President was poised in the coming days to announce any new gun-control initiatives that would inevitably be swallowed up into the congressional maw, where, as Stewart and not the President might say, they'd do "jackshit" about it.

In a way it was a quintessential Raúl goal, a curious mixture of perceptive cunning and cheerful scruffiness, and it would later be swallowed up by Zidane's outrageous winning volley.

It's easy to see how Reggie Ladoux's meth camp would quickly be swallowed up by nature, as if he had never been there.

Indeed, when I informed him of my efforts on his behalf to insure that we would not be swallowed up by the Kennedy campaign monster, he didn't indicate that he cared one way or another.